Cover of the I can speak English 2 activity book by Anna Yeshchenko with a “Let’s talk!” speech bubble
    Author-made workbook · part two of the speaking series

    I can speak English 2 — the second speaking activity book for children

    Anna YeshchenkoUpdated

    I can speak English 2 is the second part of Anna Yeshchenko’s speaking series. It has 6 sections: Welcome / My country, My house, My appearance and character, My day, My weekend and My Birthday. Every section has a reading text with audio, a creative task — “draw, write and talk” or “colour, write a small story and talk” — and a page where the child writes down useful words and their own story. The digital version costs €15, the printed book costs €25.

    Price

    • Digital version — €15
    • Printed book — €25

    Orders go through WhatsApp — Anna replies and helps check whether your child is ready for part two.

    The book at a glance

    Language:
    English
    Type:
    Speaking activity book with creative tasks
    Sections:
    6 topics: country, house, appearance and character, day, weekend, birthday
    Part of the series:
    The second book of the I can speak English series
    Skills:
    Speaking, reading, listening, writing your own stories
    Audio:
    Included — for every section text
    In every section:
    Text with audio, a creative task, a page for your words and story
    Format:
    Digital version or printed book
    Author:
    Anna Yeshchenko, English teacher

    About the book

    I can speak English 2 continues speaking practice: the child can already talk about themselves and now describes the world around — their country, house, day and celebrations.

    What the book is

    A workbook for practising speaking through creative tasks: the child reads a text, listens to the audio, draws or colours and then talks about their own version of the topic.

    Who it is for

    For young learners who have already started speaking and are ready for wider topics — describing a house, appearance, character and a daily routine.

    How it helps learning

    There is no single correct answer: every child ends up with their own coloured page and their own story, and the book can complement the main course book.

    Which topics are in the book

    The book has 6 sections, and each one widens the conversation from the child to their house, country and everyday life.

    1. Welcome / My country
    2. My house
    3. My appearance and character
    4. My day
    5. My weekend
    6. My Birthday

    What children learn

    The book builds speaking on wider topics and supports it with reading, listening and writing their own stories.

    Speaking

    Children talk about their country, house, appearance and character, their day, weekend and birthday.

    Reading

    Every section opens with a reading text — for example, meeting Ben from the UK in the Welcome section.

    Listening

    A “Read and listen” task is part of every section: the text can be played, listened to and repeated.

    Writing

    On a dedicated page the child writes down useful words and a small story on the topic of the section.

    Creativity

    “Draw, write and talk” and “Colour, write a small story and talk” tasks connect the picture with the story.

    Independence

    Children decide what to draw and what to tell, which makes their speech freer and more personal.

    How to use the book

    Each section runs step by step: text with audio, a creative task, then the child’s own story out loud.

    1. Step 1

      Read and listen

      Open the section, read the text and play the audio — the child listens, repeats and picks up the topic words.

    2. Step 2

      Draw or colour

      Do the creative task: draw your own country or colour the picture with houses and talk about it.

    3. Step 3

      Write and tell

      On the writing page note the useful words, write a small story and ask the child to tell it out loud.

    Inside the book

    A few pages from the book: a text with audio, a drawing task and a colouring page.

    • “Welcome” page from I can speak English 2 with a Read and listen task and a text about the UK
    • “My country — draw, write and talk about your country” task from I can speak English 2 with a world map and a frame to draw in
    • “Colour, write a small story and talk” page from I can speak English 2 with an outline drawing of houses

    Why it works

    The book was created by a practising teacher and is used in real lessons with children.

    A continuation, not a repeat

    Part two does not repeat part one: after talking about themselves, children describe their country, house and usual week.

    Written by a teacher

    The author is Anna Yeshchenko, an English teacher with 18 years of experience and a Cambridge TKT certificate (3 modules).

    Tested in lessons

    The tasks are used in individual 60-minute lessons — online and in person in Marbella.

    Materials included in the lesson price

    For Anna’s students learning materials are not billed separately — they are already part of the lesson price.

    Frequently asked questions about I can speak English 2

    Short answers about the topics, audio, the difference from part one, format and price.

    All questions about lessons

    Ready to continue the speaking journey?

    Message Anna — she will tell you whether part two fits your child right now and help order the printed or digital version.

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