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Multicultural Kid Blogs

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

5 Tips for Raising a Child in Your Non-Native Language

October 4, 2021 by Alice Graulty

5 tips for raising a child in your non-native language

by How do children learn languages? Not the way most adults do, that’s for sure! Babies don’t use flashcards or have homework or take pop quizzes. All of us as children learned to talk from listening, observing, and connecting with the humans around us. But in my work at Mi Casa Es Tu Casa®, a […]

Filed Under: Multilingualism Tagged With: learning a second language, non-native language, second language acquisition

The Power of Storytelling for Children in Second Language Acquisition

September 7, 2020 by Amanda Hsiung-Blodgett

The Power of Storytelling for Children | Miss Panda Chinese | MulticulturalKidBlogs.com

by The Power of Storytelling What is your favorite story when you were little? You might have quite a few stories you enjoyed tremendously. How about your child? Have you repeatedly read the same book for your child just because she is fascinated by a character in a story? Some very young kids will start […]

Filed Under: Multilingualism, Teaching Languages Tagged With: asian languages for kids, Chinese, Chinese language, kids' activities, kids' activity, language acquisition, language development, learning a second language, multicultural, multicultural children, second language acquisition, second language learning, Spanish, storytelling, teaching chinese, the power of storytelling

Introducing A Second Language to Your Child

October 25, 2019 by Amanda Hsiung-Blodgett

introducing a second language to your child | MissPandaChinese.com

by Introducing a second language to your child has many benefits. Sometimes, though, it’s difficult to know where to begin, especially with young children. These tips will help get you started. A young girl walked over and told me, “I can count in Mandarin!” She counted all the way to 15, and her mother smiled […]

Filed Under: Learning About Culture, Multilingualism, Teaching Languages Tagged With: bilingual children, bilingual families, Chinese language, learning a second language, multilingualism, second language learning, spanish language learning

Five Reasons to Hire an Au pair

September 4, 2018 by Laure

by An Au pair? What’s that? Why would you hire an Au Pair? Generally speaking, an Au pair is a boy or girl from another country that comes to live with your family for a specific period of time. You will offer him/her free room and board, pocket money, and language lessons, in exchange for […]

Filed Under: Teaching Languages Tagged With: Au Pair, aupair, childcare, children, culture, language, learning a second language, summer, teaching language

Language Learning is Possible for All

August 27, 2018 by MaDonna

by My children are bilingual, including my daughter who has Cri-du-Chat Syndrome, a disability that affects her mentally and physically. She’s not the only bilingual person with special needs, though. In fact, I know a young adult with Down Syndrome who is trilingual. And I read about another boy with Autism Spectrum Disorder who speaks […]

Filed Under: Learning About Culture, Multilingualism, Taiwan, Teaching Languages Tagged With: bilingualism, language learning, learning a second language, special needs, special needs education

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