One Person, One Language: Our Family’s Trilingual Schedule 2017-2018
Reflections on our kids' trilingual schedule for 2017-2018: Balancing English, Chinese, and Korean requires consistency and flexibility!
Montessori Geography Printables and Hands-On Materials for Kids
Free geography printables plus recommendations for hands-on Geography materials, including felt and wood maps!
Jesus Is King: Crown Craft & Coloring Pages {Trilingual}
A faith-centered craft and coloring activity that helps children remember key words about Jesus. The coloring pages are in English, Korean, and Chinese (simplified and traditional). You can use them at home or share them with friends at Sunday School!
Teach Your Child a Second Language at Home with 5 Key Steps
The key steps to raising a multilingual child include speaking in the target language consistently, listening to music and audiobooks, building a home library, and doing fun, hands-on activities!
Easy-to-DIY Trilingual Craft Stick Ornaments!
Craft stick trees & snowflakes are very easy to make and would be a fun activity throughout winter. We had fun decorating the craft stick ornaments with shiny gems, stars, & strings! Then, we wrote messages in English, Chinese, & Korean (my children’s three languages) and gave them as holiday gifts for her nanny, teachers, & friends.
Paper Roll Christmas Trees: A Word-Matching Game {Multilingual}
Paper Roll Christmas Trees is a fun holiday craft with upcycled materials! These cute trees can also be turned into an educational sight word game!