Basic Vocabulary: Start with teaching basic vocabulary such as numbers, colors, days of the week, months, and common objects. Use flashcards, pictures, and real-life objects to make the learning process more interactive.

Simple Grammar: Teach simple grammar structures such as present tense, simple past tense, and basic sentence structure. Use examples and exercises to help students understand the rules.

Pronunciation: Focus on teaching correct pronunciation of English sounds and words. Use tongue twisters, songs, and rhymes to help students practice their pronunciation.

Listening and Speaking: Encourage students to listen and speak as much as possible. Use role-playing activities, group discussions, and pair work to help students practice their speaking skills.

Reading and Writing: Introduce basic reading and writing skills such as reading simple texts, writing short sentences, and filling out forms. Use reading materials that are appropriate for their level and interests.

Cultural Awareness: Teach students about English-speaking cultures and customs. This will help them understand the language in context and improve their communication skills.

Fun Activities: Incorporate fun activities such as games, puzzles, and quizzes to make learning more enjoyable and engaging. This will help students stay motivated and interested in learning English.