Teaching children Japanese has numerous benefits, both cognitive and cultural. Since children absorb languages more naturally, it makes Japanese easier to learn. The following article provides information on Learning Numbers in Japanese, Learning Colours in Japanese, Learning Farm Animals in Japanese, Simple Songs and Rhymes In Japanese, Everyday Words In Japanese and more.
Italian is widely regarded as one of the easiest languages to learn, particularly for English speakers, thanks to its linguistic proximity to English. Italian is highly phonetic—words are pronounced as they are written, reducing confusion in pronunciation. The following article provides information on Learning Numbers in Italian, Learning Colours in Italian, Learning Farm Animals in Italian, Simple Songs and Rhymes In Italian, Everyday Words In Italian and more.
International Mother Language Day is celebrated annually on February 21st. The following article provides information on Activities and Printables that can be implemented into the curriculum for children.
Learning simple words in different languages can create an inclusive and engaging learning environment. The following article provides essential words that can be used with children within the learning environment who are learning English in Mandarin, Arabic, Vietnamese, Italian, Hindi, Greek, Spanish, Tagalog/Filipino, Korean, Canotnese, and Punjabi.
Animals In Different Languages list the names of animals in 20 different languages spoken throughout Australia. These are very helpful for Educators to teach children animals in different languages.
Colours In Different Languages list colours in 32 different languages spoken throughout Australia. These are very helpful for Educators communicating with children where English isn't their first language and also teach children colours in different languages.
Thank You In Different Languages Posters show how to say Thank You in languages from around the world. These are great to teach the children or to use as a display in the learning environment.
The Common Words in Different Languages Posters list common words in the multicultural languages spoken throughout Australia. These are very helpful for Educators communicating with children where English isn't their first language and to also teach children common words in different languages.
The Harmony In Different Languages Posters show how to say Harmony in different languages from around the world. This is great to be used as a display in the learning environment and to celebrate Harmony Week.
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