The program consists of approximately , typically ranging from 7A to L. These levels are grouped into "learning blocks" that focus on specific developmental milestones. 1. Word Building Block (Levels 7A – 3A)
Focuses on visualizing reading material and identifying the subject and predicate within sentences. 3. Paragraph & Summarization Block (Levels D – I)
Students start writing words independently and reading short passages neatly.
These introductory levels are designed for early learners to build a strong foundation in phonics and vocabulary.
Students develop the ability to read, understand, and analyze classic and contemporary texts. The focus is on critique—expressing opinions and providing evidence-based arguments regarding literary works. Where to Find Kumon English Level Resources (PDF)
Students transition to "learning to read and write." They master sound-symbol correspondence (phonics), trace letters, and begin reading short sentences aloud. 2. Sentence Building Block (Levels 2A – C)
Official and supplementary guides can help you visualize this progression:
This stage bridges the gap between basic literacy and independent reading.
Focus on "repeating and reciting." Students associate spoken words with vibrant illustrations and learn to recognize familiar words.
The program consists of approximately , typically ranging from 7A to L. These levels are grouped into "learning blocks" that focus on specific developmental milestones. 1. Word Building Block (Levels 7A – 3A)
Focuses on visualizing reading material and identifying the subject and predicate within sentences. 3. Paragraph & Summarization Block (Levels D – I)
Students start writing words independently and reading short passages neatly.
These introductory levels are designed for early learners to build a strong foundation in phonics and vocabulary.
Students develop the ability to read, understand, and analyze classic and contemporary texts. The focus is on critique—expressing opinions and providing evidence-based arguments regarding literary works. Where to Find Kumon English Level Resources (PDF)
Students transition to "learning to read and write." They master sound-symbol correspondence (phonics), trace letters, and begin reading short sentences aloud. 2. Sentence Building Block (Levels 2A – C)
Official and supplementary guides can help you visualize this progression:
This stage bridges the gap between basic literacy and independent reading.
Focus on "repeating and reciting." Students associate spoken words with vibrant illustrations and learn to recognize familiar words.