Children’s literature

Unlocking Language Skills: Why Reading in Spanish is Key for Kids

by Kelly
December 3, 2024November 25, 2024
Children's literature

If you’re raising little linguists or want your child to get a head start in Spanish, reading to them in the target language is a game-changer. It’s not just about learning words; it’s about building their confidence and cultural awareness. In this blog post I discuss why grabbing that Spanish picture book matters and share with you some of my favourite children’s books for this time of year; el invierno (winter).

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Seven fun and effective ways for families to learn Spanish together

by Kelly
April 4, 2024April 2, 2024
Children's literature, Resources, Resources for adult learners, Resources for children

One of the questions I get asked a lot by parents is how to support a child with their language-learning journey when their only language is English. Supporting your child to learn Spanish when you only speak English can be challenging – but it is certainly feasible. With dedication and the right resources it can even be fun. In this blog post you’ll learn seven Seven fun and effective ways for families to learn Spanish together;

Am I Nearly There Yet? (¿Ya Estoy Llegando?)

I’m so excited to be writing this post…it’s an exhilarating time for me as I announce the launch date for my first bilingual children’s book with acclaimed author Jude Lennon.

“Am I Nearly There Yet?” (¿Ya Estoy Llegando?) Follows the adventures of Frida a Monarch butterfly as she makes her migratory journey down to Mexico for the ‘Day of the Dead Festival’. But, Frida is a day dreamer. She wasn’t paying attention and the other butterflies have left without her. Who will help Frida find her way? And, will she get to the festival on time?

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