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History of Pan American Day   Pan American Day is celebrated on April 14th each year. It commemorates the signing of the Pan American Union Treaty

Dancing, listening to music, going to the playground, painting, snacking, playing with friends, watching a movie, coloring,…. the list goes on and on. Notice how “studying

Watch Read-Aloud video HERE   Did you know that your children don’t have to fully understand a foreign language in order to enjoy a book written

Enough of these hyper-exaggerated claims based on weak evidence to force the narrative a company wants to sell. Give me that hard evidence, that in-depth, detailed

April Fools! Though there are pills that can help with concentration, language is too complex an entity to ever be condensed into a mere pill. Before

A True Leader   “Si se puede” (“Yes we can”) – Motto of the United Farm Workers of America.    Standing up to injustice. Fighting for

What in the world is a Language Blog doing dipping our toes into economics concepts like cost-benefit analysis? Because economics is affected by language, is affected

Looking for safe and engaging YouTube Channels for your children to watch in between homework and classes? We’ve found them for you! Here are the top

Create this adorable pencil holder (manualidad porta lápices) for yourself, or give it as a gift to a friend!    Click this Image to follow along

“Bringing my dog along, I went to the store to buy milk for my grandma.”   Simple enough to understand, right? Well, let me ask you

French Language Day. Reading the title, there is no confusion about what the celebration is about. However, you might have some follow up questions, like how

Discover the magic of the Farolitos from Colombia. 🇨🇴✨ Learn how to make this beautiful craft step by step and immerse yourself in the cultural richness

A Boy in A Field   A boy, not a day older than seventeen, stands in a field. He looks up at the rays of sunlight

Learning disabilities or learning disorders are broad terms for a wide variety of learning problems most often affecting reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Children with learning

Make this paper craft of faces that express joy, surprise, sadness and more – it’s a perfect activity to help kids understand and express their emotions