If you’ve ever been stunned by your child using the word “persuasive” or “hypothetical” correctly, chances are they’re in a PlanetSpark class.

Vocabulary at PlanetSpark isn’t learned through boring drills. It’s picked up through speaking practice, debates, and storytelling. Words come to life when used in the right context.

Children are introduced to vocabulary in stages—first hearing it in stories, then using it in conversation, and eventually writing it in assignments. This cycle cements learning.

Weekly word challenges, vocabulary games, and synonym battles make learning fun. Kids begin to experiment with language, expressing themselves more confidently.

One parent shared, “My daughter now teaches me new words!”

The curriculum is intentionally built around complex and meaningful vocabulary words, not just “big” words. Children are taught to understand tone, synonyms, antonyms, and how to identify and use descriptive phrases.

This doesn’t just help in speaking—it enhances their writing, comprehension, and academic performance. Kids also learn formal and informal usage, adjusting their tone depending on audience and context.

Teachers provide targeted feedback on word choice, helping students move from generic to impactful language. It’s not uncommon to hear a 7-year-old PlanetSpark student use words like “inevitable,” “curious,” or “consequently” in a story.

Another highlight? Exposure to root words and word families. Instead of memorizing a dictionary, students understand the ‘why’ behind a word. That creates smarter learners and better communicators.

This vocabulary immersion shows results. Parents say their children are more articulate, write better essays, and feel more confident expressing opinions.

With tools like vocabulary trackers, interactive games, and usage-based assignments, the gains are both measurable and fun.