The heart of the KOKOland method

The Creative Lab: English you make with your hands.

Children at the KOKOland Creative Lab
Creative Lab
Children of different ages in aprons cooking a recipe at the Creative Lab
Cooking
Children in goggles watching a volcano erupt with pink foam
Experiments

Every week, from age 3 to 10, there's one session children look forward to more than any other: sixty minutes where English is used to cook, plant, act, build and celebrate. It's one of KOKOland's two weekly sessions, included in the fee.

Why it makes the difference

Learning by doing

New words arrive in the dynamic learning session. In the Creative Lab they're used to make something real: a recipe, an experiment, a play. When a word is really needed, it sticks.

Big and little ones together

In the Creative Lab ages mix. Little ones watch the big ones and copy them, big ones become role models and learn to lead. Everyone shares the same adventure, each at their own level.

Groups of 10 to 16, two teachers

The Creative Lab brings together groups of 10 to 16 children with two native-speaker or bilingual teachers: more chances to talk, more real English all around.

One of the two weekly sessions

The Creative Lab is one of KOKOland's two weekly sessions: it isn't an extra and it isn't paid separately, it's included in the fee.

A world to discover

Every activity is a reason to speak, listen and understand. In English, from start to finish.

Children of different ages in aprons cooking a recipe at the Creative Lab
Let's mix it!

Cooking

Counting ingredients, following instructions, tasting. A recipe is English you can eat.

Children planting seeds in small pots and showing the first sprout
Water the seeds!

Gardening

Planting a seed and watching it grow. Nature words stick, because they touched them.

Children doing animal yoga poses on colourful mats
Stretch like a cat!

Yoga

Animal poses, balance, breathing. The body learns first, and every instruction comes in English.

Children painting a giant garden together on a sheet on the floor
Which colour?

Art

Colours, collage and arts & crafts: creating together, then telling everyone about it.

Children acting out a fairy tale with a crown and a cape
Once upon a time…

Drama

Little plays, characters, stories to invent: speaking English in front of others, and loving it.

Children in goggles watching a volcano erupt with pink foam
What happens if…?

Experiments

Try, observe, be amazed. Curiosity becomes the engine of English.

Children in a circle playing small instruments and singing with their teacher
Clap your hands!

Music

Songs, rhythm and movement: music makes words stick better than any list.

Children dancing a paper dragon for Chinese New Year
Happy New Year!

World festivals

From Chinese New Year to Diwali: discovering traditions from around the world and celebrating together.

And there's more

Eight worlds, loads of activities: every week a new chance to speak, laugh and discover.

In the kitchen

  • Easy recipes
  • Pancake Day
  • English tea party
  • Fruit and colours

Nature

  • Gardening
  • Seeds and sprouts
  • Nature explorers
  • The seasons

Body and movement

  • Animal yoga
  • Dance
  • Movement games
  • Breathing and calm

Art

  • Painting
  • Collage
  • Arts & crafts
  • Clay
  • Building

On stage

  • Drama
  • Puppets
  • Storytelling
  • Songs
  • Stories to invent

Science

  • Experiments
  • STEAM challenges
  • Little inventors
  • Team projects

Play

  • Treasure hunt
  • Role play: the shop
  • Team games
  • Quizzes and challenges

World festivals

  • Halloween
  • Thanksgiving
  • Christmas
  • Chinese New Year
  • Diwali
  • Easter egg hunt
  • St Patrick's Day

…and much more!

The perfect pair

Dynamic learning

with peers, max 6

New words arrive here, one step at a time, through songs, stories and games on the interactive whiteboard.

The Creative Lab

mixed ages, 10 to 16 children

Here those words turn into actions: cooking, planting, acting, building.

English that stays

What they learn in dynamic learning comes back in the Creative Lab a few days later, before there's time to forget it.

KOKOland isn't a franchise: we pay no royalties to any brand. What we save we reinvest in the children's future: that's why, instead of one hour a week, they get two. All included in the package.

“English is absorbed through games, songs and drama activities, in a natural and fun way.”
Vita N. · Google review, translated from Italian
“My 4/5-year-old is happy to go and see his teacher. He has fun and steps into a joyful world in the English language.”
Livianna C. · Google review, translated from Italian
“A magical place for children — they learn through play.”
Antonio R. · Google review, translated from Italian

FAQ

Yes. It's the second weekly session of KOKO Stars (ages 3–6) and KOKO Primary (ages 7–10): 60 minutes included in the fee. It's not an extra and it isn't sold separately.

Children do real things, all in English: cooking, gardening, yoga, art, drama, music, experiments and world festivals such as Diwali and Chinese New Year. The English learned in dynamic learning becomes something to use.
It's a deliberate choice. In class children are with their peers; in the Creative Lab they meet older and younger children. Little ones learn by watching the big ones, big ones become role models and grow in confidence. Everyone shares the same activity, each at their own level.
No problem: in the Creative Lab English travels through gestures, objects and things to do, with two native-speaker or bilingual teachers alongside the group of 10-16 children. Nobody is forced to speak: first they understand, then the words come on their own.
From age 11, with Junior and then Teens, the week includes two 60-minute sessions: LANGUAGE LAB — building the language and SPEAK UP — using the language. Conversation, communicative activities, group work and Cambridge preparation, in groups of up to 6.
KOKO Babies (ages 1 and 2) has two sensory labs a month, with mum or dad in the room: materials to touch, sounds and colours to discover.

Free Demo Day

Try a free Demo Day.

A dynamic learning activity in English, in a small group of children their own age, with the teaching team.