Encouragement and practical tips to support language learning in your homeschool, brought to you a fellow mom with a PhD in Spanish.
When you’re learning a language, every second of practice counts, but it can be challenging to fit in consistent practice among the many demands of your homeschooling day. Luckily, today I’ve got a list of 39 ways to practice a foreign language in just 5 minutes or less—you can definitely do this!
Read MoreThis year, I took a new approach to planning our homeschool year: principles first, curriculum second. Read about what we’ll be doing this year and how this simple mindset shift has so far saved me from stress and overspending.
Read MoreIf you’re a homeschool mom teaching and/or learning Latin alongside your children, you’ll find deep encouragement and a kindred spirit in today’s guest post, written by the lovely Angela Reed. An experienced Classics teacher and homeschooling mom-of-five, Angela offers us her best tips for how to study this ancient language without overwhelm.
Read MoreToday, I’m sharing my review of Whistlefritz’s French and Spanish curriculum for homeschool language learners—see what I have to say!
Read MoreMy stomach woes in Mexico City got me a little behind on reporting on our trip, but now that we’re home, I wated to catch you up on the highlights of our final weeks in Mexico City (with cultural activities that you can use at home included!).
Read MoreTraveling with kids is a great privilege—and can sometimes be a challenge as well. Today, I’m sharing the highs and lows of schooling abroad, including what happens when illness strikes.
Read MoreIf you’re planning a worldschooling trip—or just a family vacation—to Mexico City with young children, take our family’s recommendations for the top five activities that your MUST include in your itinerary.
Read MoreOur family just finished our first week worldschooling in Mexico City, which has been full of sight-seeing, street vendors, and lots and lots of walking.
Read MoreOur family is preparing to head to Mexico next week, but my packing list probably isn’t what you’d expect! Check out this list of seven items that I am putting in my suitcase to make the most of this world schooling adventure.
Read MoreIf you’re a homeschool mom learning a foreign language alongside your child, you definitely want to read today’s post! Guest blogger Kali Lin shares inspiration and practical ideas for learning a new language—while keeping up with all of your other responsibilities!
Read MoreHow can you balance language learning when your family is learning more than one foreign language in your homeschool? Today, I’ve got three principles to help you succeed (and keep your sanity!).
Read MoreIs your family eager to learn more about Mexican culture? I hope you’ll enjoy today’s post, which features some of our family’s favorite read-alouds about Mexico and its people!
Read MoreWe’re worldschooling in Mexico next month, so I’m preparing our kids with a super-relaxed Mexico unit study—and I’d love to have you join in the fun!
Read MoreHow much practice does your child really need to learn a foreign language? Today, I’ll answer that question and help you find ways to do language practice without adding to your homeschool day.
Read MoreSong School Latin is a great way to introduce this ancient language to your young children—read more here to find out why!
Read More¡Hola! My name is Anne, and I have a PhD in Spanish and three boys who I home educate bilingually. I write here to equip with you the tools and inspiration that you need to homeschool foreign languages confidently.
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