Curious about what foreign language learning and music education have in common? Plenty!

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We’re getting ready to start our fifth year of bilingual homeschooling—yay!

How do you know if your homeschool foreign language curriculum isn’t enough? Let me help you figure it out!

Want to know your curriculum options for studying Spanish at home? Look no further—I’ve got a round-up of the most popular homeschool Spanish curriculums on the market (21 to be exact), with information to help you choose the best option for your family.

If you’ve been searching for an easy-to-use and effective curriculum for homeschooling high school French or Spanish, look no further. Today, I’m reviewing Breaking the Barrier, a new option in the homeschool market that I think is a great choice for families.

Breaking the Barrier has a new online practice tool available for homeschooled high school students studying French or Spanish—check our my review here and enter to win a free year of access!

It’s a new school year and a new curriculum post! Today I’m sharing all of the resources that we’ve been using to homeschool second grade and junior kindergarten bilingually (in Spanish and English).

I’ve rounded up our family’s favorite from a year spent studying the ancient world—and today, I’m sharing our favorite Spanish-language resources for learning about Ancient Egypt!

Using a loop schedule for foreign language practice in your homeschool can help you go beyond tedious textbook learning, motivate your kids and help them learn faster, and help you stop feeling guilty for not practicing enough—and just get to the practicing already! Loop schedules have been transformational in our home and I’d love to help you develop one that works in yours.

I’ve gathered up the resources that I’m using to homeschool Brazilian Portuguese—including books, audiobooks, music, and flashcards—and sharing my recommendations for your family. I’ve even got textbooks and workbooks for older students!

Should podcasts be a part of your homeschool foreign language learning? I definitely think so, and today, I’m sharing my recommendations of the best language learning podcasts for your kids, based on my favorites (as a mom and teacher). This post has been updated as of August 2021.

Learn more about my new homeschool curriculum about ancient Latin American history and cultures. It’s literature-based and perfect for elementary-aged students!

Corrie Wiik is a non-native Spanish speaker successfully raising bilingual children and today, she’s guest posting to share the language strategy that her family uses: the time and place approach. Corrie shares the benefits and disadvantages of this method, how to decide if it’s right for your family, and her proven tips for making it work.

We’re focusing on Spanish literacy in our bilingual homeschool this summer, with a rising second grader and junior kindergartener. Here’s the curriculum we’re using to encouraging reading, writing, and thinking in Spanish.

Looking to add real-life Spanish practice to your homeschool? Lelu’s Spanish + STEAM box offers a low-prep, high-value solution!

Minecraft and Ocean Animals…in Spanish!? Our family has been enjoying Outschool’s Spanish homeschool classes for the past year, and I’m sharing our favorites—along with some other recommendations for you here!

Are you expecting too much of your homeschool foreign language curriculum? Whether your child is learning French, Spanish, or Mandarin, I think this is important to know.

This may be an unpopular take in the homeschool world, but I’ve got an opinion I’ve got to get off my chest: Duolingo is NOT a foreign language curriculum. Read on to find out why.

In honor of Black History Month, I’ve gathered up my favorite bilingual living books that you can use in your homeschool to teach about black history in a global context. Use this to continue this month’s learning about African-American history, or plan a separate study for later in the year.

Do you want to prioritize language learning with your kids and make it a part of your family culture? I’ve been working on this for years, and today, I’m sharing five habits that help me stay on track with our homeschool foreign language study.

Need some ideas for language practice and a way to track it for our 2021 Homeschool Language Challenge? I’ve got a tool for you!

I’m launching the January 2021 Homeschool Consistency Challenge, to help you develop a sustainable and consistent approach to foreign language study in your homeschool. Could this help you? Read on to find out the details!

This week, I was a guest on The Homeschool Sisters podcast chatting about what it’s like to homeschool with a baby (now toddler!) underfoot. It’s been a year where we’re all grown and learned a lot, and I’m sharing my favorite practical tips for survival today.

Are you looking for a homeschool curriculum that will have your family actually speaking a new language from day one? TalkBox.Mom is that curriculum, and today, I’m sharing my thoughts on their innovative program—which we use in our family!