Play is the most natural form of learning and is packed with opportunities to strengthen language development. Learn how to support your child's play to...
Find out how to set language fluency goals for your child and what is needed to get there!
Try these 15 awesome language activities with your preschool kids and build their expressive and receptive language while having fun.
This article talks about why learning Chinese characters is important, and which basic characters and how young Chinese learners should know.
Helping Your Child Learn a New Language
5 Tips for Teaching your Child a Language Interview with Will Collier of Little Linguists Library 1. Do it together and set a target When was the last time you learned something with your child rather than simply helping them to learn something you already knew? Kids love it when the g
How to teach baby sign language, and when to teach it! This guide has everything you need to know about baby and toddler sign language.
Before you can to teach your baby sign language, the first person that has to learn to sign is you! From basic words like "mommy" and "more" to more complex ones like "stroller," this slideshow of animated signs has every word baby needs. Consider it your dummy-proof sign language dictionary.
How do you raise bilingual children? How to teach a child a second language at home? 5-step action plan to teach kids foreign languages.
Raising a child to be bilingual can be an intimidating task, particularly if you’re not fluent in the second language.
What ways can children learn a new language? From full immersion to flashcards. Here are all your options. So you want your child to learn a new language. Great! Being bilingual or multilingual has a host of wonderful benefits. But how do you get the desired language into your child’s brain? It can be difficult to know
It is easy to teach a child to read if it is done in the right way. Parenting Expert Dr Debmita Dutta - explains the steps to teach a child to read at home
In this post, I will go into how to read to bilingual children in the minority language when there is a lack of books in the target language.
Helping Your Child Learn a New Language
The same applies to teaching your child a second language! You already have a goal, for your child to fluently speak another language. This is a really great start. However one of the most important things you need is a plan to help you get there.
Try these top 11 language learning games as a fun and engaging way to boost your vocabulary and speed up your journey to fluency.
Many languages across the world are fascinating and offer room for cultural exploration. However, you may find some more convenient to learn than others. For example, a businessperson who wants to make a deal with a Chinese company could consider learning Chinese. Think about the benefits for your kids when choosing a language. Ahead, we...Read More
Play is the most natural form of learning and is packed with opportunities to strengthen language development. Learn how to support your child's play to...
Isn’t it frustrating when your little one can repeat the words you model to them but never seem to say them on their own, or when you hear your little one use a new word, only to never hear it again? Or embarrassing when they see a stranger and call him “daddy?” While all of these things are a natural part of the language acquisition process, they nonetheless can leave you wondering if your child will ever talk. When you break it down, language learning is not such an easy process that you may t
Great resources to support your child's language learning and teach your kids Spanish even if you don't speak it.
Need unschooling homeschool foreign language classes, best foreign language programs for homeschoolers or wondering how to teach foreign language homeschool (especially if you unschool)? Whether you're looking for homeschool Spanish, Chinese lessons, or just fun activities for language learning during un-school (without a homeschool language curriculum), these tips will help!
How do you raise bilingual children? How to teach a child a second language at home? 5-step action plan to teach kids foreign languages.
Follow these five steps to teach a child to read. Helpful for parents, homeschoolers, and teachers that are teaching beginning readers.
Many languages across the world are fascinating and offer room for cultural exploration. However, you may find some more convenient to learn than others. For example, a businessperson who wants to make a deal with a Chinese company could consider learning Chinese. Think about the benefits for your kids when choosing a language. Ahead, we...Read More
What is the One Person, One Language bilingual parenting approach, the pros and cons of OPOL, and tips for implementing OPOL in your family.
You can use these kinesthetic activities right away! Incorporate hands-on learning into your child’s lessons and improve long-term learning.
A child's development of language has some universal features, but what happens to learning language when a child is exposed to different languages is an important research topic. Some researchers now suggest that the development of nouns vs verbs is influenced by different languages.
A guide to Montessori Spanish instruction, including toys and activities that promote language acquisition during the early years.
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How to help your child find the right learning styles to enhance their potential in school and to prep the brain for higher learning. Learning is unique and different for each child.
Want to raise bilingual kids but you are worried because you don't speak your partner's langauge? Read on to hear advice from those who have been there.
Throw away the workbooks! Pack away the textbooks! Teaching a foreign language to a young child requires you to think differently about what learning looks like! The most effective method of acquiring a foreign language is the same method as a child acquires their mother-tongue; through regular exposure to the language in their daily lives.
Try these 15 awesome language activities with your preschool kids and build their expressive and receptive language while having fun.
13 facts that parents who want to raise a bilingual child need to know. You can also find different bilingual parenting approaches.
These vocabulary games for kids are great for playing at school, home or in the car and will build language skills while having fun.
Follow these simple tips to help you improve your child's receptive and expressive language skills with everyday activities.
Do you remember “How does language develop?“? In a nutshell, here is an overview of how language develops. By the way, children who are…
Put down the language books, save your lectures, and start having fun with your little language learners with these great ideas!
Many languages across the world are fascinating and offer room for cultural exploration. However, you may find some more convenient to learn than others. For example, a businessperson who wants to make a deal with a Chinese company could consider learning Chinese. Think about the benefits for your kids when choosing a language. Ahead, we...Read More
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The best thing you can do for your child is teach them to read using phonics. Once you know how you can teach anyone to read!
Dieses Set besteht aus zwei liebevoll gestalteten Postern, die das Kinderzimmer nicht nur verschönern, sondern auch wertvolle Lerninhalte auf spielerische Weise vermitteln. Das erste Poster zeigt das Alphabet, wobei jeder Buchstabe durch ein Tier repräsentiert wird, das mit dem entsprechenden Buchstaben beginnt. Diese kreative Darstellung macht das Erlernen des Alphabets zu einem unterhaltsamen und interaktiven Erlebnis, das die Sprachentwicklung und das Gedächtnis der Kinder fördert. Das zweite Poster ist eine farbenfrohe Darstellung verschiedener Gefühle, die durch ausdrucksstarke Gesichter und Szenarien bildlich umgesetzt sind. Es dient als hervorragendes Werkzeug, um Kindern zu helfen, ihre eigenen Gefühle zu erkennen und zu benennen sowie Empathie für die Emotionen anderer zu entwickeln. Zusammen bilden diese Poster eine bereichernde Ergänzung für jedes Kinderzimmer, die Bildung und emotionale Intelligenz auf künstlerische Weise fördert. Poster: 101010232010 - Gefühle und Emotionen für Kinder Poster 101010232007 - Tieralphabet Poster
MERLD stands for Mixed Expressive-Receptive Language Disorder. Here are six things I've learned homeschooling a child with MERLD.
How do you raise bilingual children? How to teach a child a second language at home? 5-step action plan to teach kids foreign languages.
Pin Hi there! Welcome to English Daisies: English for Families. This website is dedicated to helping parents teach English at home. There are audios, grammar…
