To improve a child's spoken English, focus on creating a fun, encouraging environment through consistent exposure and practice. Engage children with daily conversations, reading aloud, songs, and games, and encourage them to speak by making the activity purposeful and a positive experience.

Build confidence and fluency

Speak regularly: Incorporate simple English phrases into daily activities like greetings or mealtime conversations.
Create a dedicated "English Time": Set aside a short, specific time each day for English, perhaps in a designated "English corner," to help children transition into the language.
Use a playful approach: Employ special toy that "only speaks English" to make sessions fun and interactive.
Make it a group effort: Have the whole family participate to reduce pressure and make speaking English a normalized part of home life.
Praise and celebrate: Give positive reinforcement for even small achievements, like using a new word or a full sentence.