Emotions Book and Montessori 3-part cards in English, Chinese, and Korean
Encourage observation, empathy, and respectful discussion with a free emotions book and Montessori 3-part cards in English, Chinese, and Korean.
Family Photos Learning Activity for Kids: Sight Word Envelope Surprise!
Have fun learning family member names in multiple languages with family photos and envelopes! Free printable mini envelopes template included.
Bilingual Tic-Tac-Toe: 4 Ways to Learn with This Game {Free Printable}
Bilingual tic-tac-toe is a fun game that you can play anywhere! You can easily review many Chinese characters and other languages while playing!
How to Make Tactile Chinese and Korean Flashcards with Puffy Paint!
Puffy Paint Flashcards are a fun and effective way to learn new words! The interesting texture of puffy paint gives sensory input which serves as a memory aid.
Line and Letter Sticker Tracing – Pre-Writing Skills for Kids
Stickers are a fun way to develop eye-hand coordination and focus for future writing. Here are tips on how to use stickers with different ages and languages (Chinese and Korean).
Pretend Play Food {Free Printable in English, Chinese, and Korean}
Our laminated food flashcards are one of the most used Chinese & Korean "toys" in our home! Shopping, cooking, eating - these versatile cards can be used in many ways!
Playdough Snowman: Counting & Math Activity for Winter!
This playdough snowman activity is a hands-on way to teach math to kids of different ages! Recipe and tips for a fun, easy, and wintry lesson included!
Trilingual (English, Chinese, Korean) Summer 2018 Homeschool Update
This summer was productive for Chinese and Korean learning, but there was not enough time and interest for English reading. Although my daughter seemed ready to transition to workbook math, she benefited most from hands-on materials and verbal word problems.
Color Matching Popsicles – Educational Craft for Kids
Color matching popsicles are a fun way for kids to learn about colors! Here are DIY tips and Montessori-inspired advice for teaching colors!
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!