Exposure Consistency in language learning is key for surrounding your child with an infinite amount of possibilities to learn a target language. In an earlier post we spoke about how you can create a print rich dual language environment in order to help your child learn a second language. Now, in part one of this two-part blogpost, we are going to talk to you about why it’s important to expose your learner to as many opportunities as you can for mastery of reading, writing, a

Creating a print rich environment that supports dual language learning doesn’t have to be difficult. It can be quite fun, and the beginning blocks to a journey in learning a second language for you and your family. Plus you don’t have the break the bank to do so! You can do it in a budget friendly manner using different methods, or strategies. Some Tape, Flash Cards, and a Colorful Sharpie Labeling key items around the house help reinforce vocabulary development for both earl

There are some days as a homeschooler where you feel like throwing in the towel, and other days that your cup of coffee is so full--you feel like you finally found your groove. No two days are the same! Sunday can start out perfectly with your 14 year-old understanding how to solve an algebraic equation, until Monday you pick up the virus your younger child recovered from the day before, then by Tuesday your wi-fi begins to act spotty, Wednesday the printer runs out of ink, a

Creating an environment where your little ones can learn, and you can teach is as important as choosing a curriculum that fits your family’s needs. At the beginning of every year, it’s just about every mom’s dream to start off the New Year right--with a clutter free home! We clean, we paint, we repurpose furniture, and buy new items which can help to add a bit of pizzazz in the make-over of our living spaces. As a home schooler, it’s even more desirable to identify a space yo