The Charlotte Mason approach to learning languages is an effective and engaging method that emphasises immersion, real-life experiences, and the use of living books. This unique approach not only helps learners develop a deep understanding of the language but also fosters a love for the culture and history associated with it. If you think about…
Language Learning
How to Organise Your New Language Learning Notebook
Learning a new language can be an exciting and fulfilling adventure! To make the most of your language learning experience, it is essential to find a way to track and log your family’s or childs journey. How about doing this in a notebook? Notebooking, bullet journaling and scrapbooking have become immensely popular over the past…
Helping with Language Learning
Helping with Language Learning The new school and homeschooling year has started, and with it in some instances the introduction of a foreign language into the curriculum. How can you help your child with foreign language learning? “Oh No!” I can hear some parents cry. This can be daunting for some families, but it doesn’t…
Let’s Meet Bilingual Author Natalia Sepulveda
We are carrying on with our Bilingual Book Blog, and this week and I am really looking forward to introducing you to another bilingual author, and for you to read about how she uses languages and the reasons she wrote a bilingual book. So let’s meet Natalia Sepulveda Would you like to introduce yourself?…
Guest Blog with Bilingual Book Author Gina Paul
Being a bilingual book author myself I am extremely passionate about this language learning resource. On my blog I will be running a number of guest blog posts from bilingual and bilingual related book authors from around the world. They will be sharing their experiences and also their reasonings behind writing their bilingual books. …
Bilingual Books Why they are useful and not just for Bilingual Families
Bilingual Books – Why they are useful and not just for Bilingual families #bilingualbooks #learninglanguages This is just a short post today, but I feel that I had to get it down! When I started my writing journey it was definitely for a reason – where are all the bilingual books? (in my case in…
5 Top Language Learning Tips by Ronja from Raeuberkinder.net
5 Top Language Learning Tips by Ronja from Raeuberkinder.net #TopTipTuesday #5TopLanguageLearningTips So it is the last Tuesday in February and I have really enjoyed all of our guest bloggers language learning tips so far, so much so that I may carry on with this guest blog feature in future months, so keep checking out…
5 Language Learning Tips by Gina from Gina B Homeschool #TopTipTuesday #5TopLanguageTips
5 Language Learning Tips by Gina from Gina B Homeschool #TopTipTuesday #Top5LanguageLearningTips Another Tuesday in February is here so let’s see what are next guest blogger has to say about her ‘Top 5 Language Learning Tips’ As said at the beginning of the month, I feel that it is important to not just promote your…
5 Language Learning Tips by Kris from Froggyreadteach #Top5LanguageLearningTips #Toptiptuesday
5 Language Learning Tips by Kris from Froggyreadteach #Top5LanguageLearningTips #Toptiptuesday We are on week two of February and that means another guest blog focussing on ‘Top 5 Language Learning Tips’ As stated at the beginning of the month, I feel that it is important to not just promote your own ideas but to also look…
Our Bilingual Journey So Far
Background I just wanted to take a few minutes to talk through our bilingual journey. The decisions and the changes we made on our journey. Our decision was easy with regards to the language that we were going to choose. I am a Brit living in Austria so our majority language is German and the…
