Our family's affectionate English life
Everyday English for Parents and Children

Let's spend 'just 3 minutes a day' learning English with your child.
If you take a quick look at it before breakfast, while eating a snack after school, while brushing your teeth, and again before going to bed, you will learn through both sight and speech at the same time.
Let's create a natural English routine by parents and children reading and expressing themselves naturally together.

This book promotes communication and bonding between family members by teaching English together with parents and children, rather than teaching English alone.
By using simple and concise English expressions tailored to children's level, we reduce their resistance to English and create an environment where they can converse naturally in English.
Rather than teaching difficult English, we have made it simple and easy to learn expressions frequently used in everyday life, such as at home, school, and traveling.
This unique experience provides a chance to learn English through Mr. Peter's warm teachings and everyday conversations, while also strengthening family bonds.
It contains the hope that the day will be warmed by the affectionate voices of parents and the lively voices of children.

Study English in just one book
Listening, writing, and speaking all at once!

Speaking English out loud may feel awkward and unfamiliar at first, but if you follow along step by step, day by day, you will soon find yourself and your child speaking naturally.
At the end of the conversation, Mr. Peter provides a 'QR code' of the recorded conversation, so you can practice authentic British pronunciation and accent in real time.
This book is richly composed with 'notes' included on each page where you can directly follow today's conversation or write down expressions you know, and even 'praise stamps' to increase children's sense of accomplishment.
Additionally, through 'Expression of the Day', we review important sentences and introduce a wealth of tips such as the difference between American and British words, British culture, the difference between dictionary words and words used in real life, and using words appropriate for today's times.

The key to teaching English is to be natural and consistent.
A fun English life where children have fun and don't get bored

The key to English education is ‘naturally’ and ‘consistently.’
If you converse in English as if you were playing a game in your daily life, your aversion to English will disappear, and after a year, you will be able to speak 365 conversational patterns without hesitation.
Even though it is a short period of time, if you keep practicing for 3 minutes a day, you will reach a point where English will naturally become yours.
What's important is not the amount of time, but the process of becoming accustomed to English little by little every day.
I hope that you will learn English in a fun way, like playing a game, so that the daily repetitive learning doesn't feel boring, and that you will start a fun English life together as a family through "British Dad Peter's 3-Minute English Conversation a Day."