World Languages

Many reputable dictionaries define “World Language” as a language known or spoken in many countries. Although some of the languages I blog about are not officially “world languages,” I have included them in my blog and the list below with the end of providing insight and inspiration regarding the acquisition of languages in general. 

English

• Paddington Bear -Teach Language and Culture to Children by Reading Paddington Stories

French

• A Spontaneous French Lesson About Crêpes!
• Incorporating Holidays into Language Learning – Part I

German

• Global Children Learn about German Influence in the USA
• The Right Time to Start Writing in the Target Language
• Incorporating Holidays into Language Learning – Part I
• How to Choose a Language Program for Your Little One

Irish (not officially a World Language as it is only spoken on a daily basis by 30,000 people in Ireland)

• St. Patrick’s Day Parade – A Family Tradition full of All Things Irish

Italian

• Italian Culture for Global Children – Carnavale, Easter and other Holidays and Events 
• Fun Events That Complement Language Learning
• Incorporating Holidays into Language Learning – Part I

Spanish 

• Incorporating Holidays into Language Learning – Part I
• How to Choose a Language Program for Your Little One

Ukraine 

• Teens and Tweens – Goal Setting – Tool for Language Acquisition

Russian

• Teens and Tweens – Goal Setting – Tool for Language Acquisition