Up next as a featured parent is Maria, who was born in Colombia but now lives in Oklahoma with her husband. She shares a bit about raising a bilingual daughter with the goal of helping her feel proud of her Colombian heritage. Read more to hear Maria’s perspective on developing her daughter’s language skills in a playful, natural way.
Our second family featured in this summer’s blog series is the Cheng family, who are raising their children to be multilingual in English, French a...
We’ll also highlight bilingual families on the blog this summer. First up is the Oullette family, who has found unique ways to incorporate Spanish language learning into their homeschooling routine.
We all know it – raising little ones can be expensive. The good news is that raising those little ones to be multilingual doesn’t have to add to the cost!
Since their creation, magnetic tiles have quickly become a popular, early learning toy, both at home and in classrooms.
It’s January, when the start of the new year inspires us to create new habits and build routines to brighten our futures.
Let’s do some myth-busting about bilingualism and children’s development.
From afterschool programs to a full-day immersion program, there are so many ideas swirling around about what will give your children the best bilingual experience. Learn about some of the most popular models.
