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For families and educators raising world citizens, through arts, activities, crafts, food, language, and love.

Raising Multi-literate Children: Four Lessons and Five Reminders

August 1, 2022 by Yoshito Darmon-Shimamori

4 essential lessons for parents raising multi-literate children

by I am a father raising multi-literate children. Two and a half years ago, I decided to teach my eldest, aged six at the time (and later on my youngest), to read and write in our home languages – French and Korean. Being a foreign language teacher, I had the technical knowledge, but teaching my […]

Filed Under: Biliteracy, Education, Teaching French, Teaching Languages Tagged With: biliteracy, home language, minority language literacy, multilingual kids, reading, writing

World Music for Kids: A Multilingual Round-Up of Song Lists

July 23, 2018 by Elisabeth Alvarado

World Music for Kids

by Music connects us to culture in an almost magical way. We are transported to specific times of life or travels, just by overhearing that certain song on the radio. As parents raising global citizens, it makes sense that we want to fill our homes with songs from around the world. World music is a […]

Filed Under: Learning About Culture, Music, Teaching Arabic, Teaching Chinese, Teaching French, Teaching Spanish Tagged With: diverse children's books, diverse music, kids, languages, learning, multicultural, Music, rhymes, world music

Back to School Multilingual Printables

August 27, 2015 by Annabelle Humanes

by As most of the Northern Hemisphere goes back to school around about this time, we thought we’d share with you a few everyday objects a child can find around their classroom. You can print these sheets in the language(s) that interest you and get your kids to color them or even label them correctly […]

Filed Under: Back to School, Children's Activities, Multilingualism, Printables, Teaching French, Teaching Languages, Teaching Spanish Tagged With: back to school, back to school printables, classroom, kids' activity, multilingual printable, printable, printables

The Language Journey: Teaching and Learning Language Without Force

August 21, 2015 by Salma

by As the last of 5 children I had more or less given up on teaching language to my youngest daughter, born in 2013 (we call her Zbear). After years of attempting to pass on my husband’s native language (Arabic), and my 2nd language (French), I figured I would let the chips fall where they may. […]

Filed Under: Learning About Culture, Multilingualism, Teaching Arabic, Teaching French, Teaching Languages Tagged With: early childhood, language learning, language methods, Learning languages, multilingualism, simultanteous language learning, Teaching Arabic, teaching French, Teaching Languages

Learning about France in Pittsburgh

July 13, 2015 by Mandy Yokim

by The summers here in Pittsburgh are fun – we take lots of trips to the pool, we try to go camping, we join the library book club and we do a lot of exploring around the city. But this summer, we have a new goal: the kids want to start learning another language and […]

Filed Under: Books for Children, Children's Activities, Education, France, Teaching French, USA Tagged With: France, French movies for kids, global ed, global education, learning about France, multicultural education, Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh for kids, teaching French

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