International travel is an amazing way to broaden children's perspectives and help them experience the diversity and beauty of the world first hand. Being able to speak the language of the country they're visiting unlocks the possibility of deeper connections and understanding. And most foreigners will appreciate the effort your children are making even if they aren't fluent yet. Putting their language skills to use in real life can also be a motivation booster for kids.

But learning English for kids packs a more powerful punch. Language and culture are so intertwined that learning a foreign language both builds cultural understanding and provides deep insights into how other people see the world.

Easy motivation isn't limited to elementary children, though. Older kids who have begun learning English in school can also find motivation outside of academics. Help your child find a penpal in an English-speaking country, or practice vocabulary with them for an upcoming family vacation.

Some teachers firmly believe that the way for children and young people to learn is by creating a fun, participative and inclusive environment. By incorporating this philosophy into their classes, learning English for kids will become an enjoyable process while at the same time children will be able to improve their English.