Every child has their own way of retaining information through each of their senses. Before embarking on the language learning journey, it may be a good idea to figure out what your child’s learning style is. This can be done simply by observing their actions and...
Have you ever spoken with someone and just couldn’t find the right words to express yourself? You searched and searched your brain for the right word, but just couldn’t think of anything? If you’re multilingual, you probably know what I’m talking about. Combining...
Continuing on the Language Learning series, here are four games that can help your older children expand their vocabulary in their target language! Bingo Preparation: You will need to create a vocabulary list, which consists of 25 words. Arrange each word to be...
Learning a language can sometimes seem very boring and tiring for children, but why not add fun to learning? Here are some common games that require minimal materials and can be played while learning any language. These games are typically for older children but can...
As we all know, one of the best ways for a child to learn a language is if they are surrounded by people who speak the desired language. However, as we are meeting people less often and aren’t currently travelling, being in an environment where your child can be...
Contrary to popular belief, learning multiple languages simultaneously doesn’t cause a language delay and is shown to have many benefits. In fact, children’s brains are able to absorb a second language effortlessly from the ages of 0-3 since their brains are more...
