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    Entre Dos Podcast

    Raising Bilingual Children

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    Learning Spanish with the Kids Oct 04, 2018
    Show notes

    This week on Entre Dos, we talk to Aileen Passariello-McAleer, of Mama-Lingua. She talks to us about her app, which is aimed at teaching both parents and kids Spanish, as well as her new book Simon Goes To School, which tackles the joys and challenges of attending a dual language school.

    You’ll hear Aileen give advice about starting a target language playgroup and her thoughts on dual-language education in the U.S. Hint: she’s very passionate about his subject!

    Bilingual Homeschooling Sep 18, 2018
    Show notes

    This week on Entre Dos, we talk to Catalina Burton, author of the blog Raising Bilingual Children. There, Catalina chronicles her experiences homeschooling her four-year-old daughter, Mia.

    In this episode, Catalina talks to us about her family, why she chose to homeschool and what resources she has found helpful in homeschooling her daughter. She also shared advice for parents considering bilingual homeschooling.

    Follow Catalina on Instagram @raisingbilingualchildren. Her account is full of ideas and resources even non-homeschoolers will find useful.

    MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE

    Teachers Pay Teachers

    Santillana USA

    Wild + Free Community

    Free Forest School

    José Luis Orozco

    OTHER RESOURCES

    Silabario – Book to teach reading and writing in Spanish.

    Letters from Afar – Catalina recommended this beautiful subscription service to teach kids about different parts of the world.

    We want to hear from you! Join the Entre Dos Community on Facebook to share your experiences, questions, and discoveries with other parents raising bilingual kids.

    Author Spotlight: Jorge Tetl Argueta and his library of dreams Aug 30, 2018
    Show notes

    We talked to poet and children’s book author, Jorge Tetl Argueta, about why he writes for children and his passion for promoting literacy. Argueta’s poems give us a glimpse of communities that are often misrepresented, erased, and dehumanized in U.S. American literature. His books, which center mostly around his homeland of El Salvador, offer a beautiful counter-narrative meant to build a positive self-image and empathy for our growing immigrant communities.

    Jorge Tetl Argueta

    MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE

    You’ll hear about Argueta’s project, Biblioteca de Los Sueños/Library of Dreams, a safe space for children to read and dream in El Salvador. If you wish to contribute, visit its GoFundMe campaign.

    Also, check out the Entre Dos Goodreads collection to see a list of Argueta’s works.

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    We want to hear from you! Join the Entre Dos Community on Facebook to share your experiences, questions, and discoveries with other parents raising bilingual kids.

    Growing Up Between Two Cultures Aug 16, 2018
    Show notes

    Paula’s cousin, Juliana, talks about her experience growing up between two cultures. Juli, as she’s affectionately known in her family, was born in the U.S. to a Colombian family. She grew up in Katy, Texas, her first language was Spanish and she attended a dual-language elementary school program, but as she grew older, she began to notice many things that come with growing up between two different cultures and the feeling of not completely fitting into one or the other.

    Juliana and her familia.

    Now, as she readies to head to college, Juli has come to terms with her identity and feels proud of her two cultures. She offered some words of advice for other kids and gave us some insight into what our daughters and other bilingual kids may experience as they grow up.

    MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE

    Spanglish

    What We Love: Bebé’s First Library Aug 03, 2018
    Show notes

    In this special episode, Monika and Paula share some of their favorite books in Spanish for babies and young toddlers, and give a few tips on how to choose books for the younger crowd. It’s part of a series we’ll call What We Love/Lo Que Más Nos Gusta.

    MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE

    Mis Amigos by Taro Gomi

    Cucú by Yolanda Reyes

    Al Galope by Rufus Butler Seeder

    Estaba La Rana by Paloma Valdivia y Carles Ballesteros

    Los Reyes Magos Llegan de Noche by Manuel Fernández Juncos Music by Braulio Dueño Colón

    Diez Deditos de las Manos y Diez Deditos de los Pies/Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes by Mem Fox

    Buenas noches, Miami by Lisa Bolivar and Matthew Martinez

    Arrullo by Maria Saranda

    Hay un Ratón en la Casa by Taro Gomi

    We are also building a Goodreads library with all of our favorites! Take a look!

    We want to hear from you! Join the Entre Dos Community on Facebook to share your experiences, questions, and discoveries with other parents raising bilingual kids.

    Decoding the Bilingual Brain: Part II Jul 19, 2018
    Show notes

    What goes on in our brains when we speak more than one language? Dr. Arturo Hernandez, a professor of psychology and Director of the Laboratory for the Neural Bases of Bilingualism at the University of Houston, has spent 15 years investigating bilingual language processing and acquisition.

    This week, in the second part of our interview, we discuss how second-language literacy can aid in cementing a language, the role of age in language acquisition and what expected language development looks like (hint: it’s not linear). Arturo also shares what he’s working on now.

    MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE

    The Bilingual Brain by Arturo E. Hernandez, Oxford University Press

    Age of Acquisition

    Biliteracy

    The Bilingual Brain, Coursera

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    We want to hear from you! Join the Entre Dos Community on Facebook to share your experiences, questions, and discoveries with other parents raising bilingual kids.

    Decoding the Bilingual Brain: Part I Jul 10, 2018
    Show notes

    What goes on in our brains when we speak more than one language? Dr. Arturo Hernandez, a professor of psychology and Director of the Laboratory for the Neural Bases of Bilingualism at the University of Houston, has spent 15 years investigating bilingual language processing and acquisition.

    This week, in the first part of our two-part interview, he discusses how the brain is able to process multiple languages, code-switching and his own experience as a multilingual and a parent of bilingual children.

    MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE

    The Bilingual Brain by Arturo E. Hernandez, Oxford University Press

    The Bilingual Brain on Coursera

    Code-switching

    Please consider helping children who have been detained or separated from their parents at the border by donating books. More info here.

    We want to hear from you! Join the Entre Dos Community on Facebook to share your experiences, questions, and discoveries with other parents raising bilingual kids.

    El Mundial Jun 27, 2018
    Show notes

    The excitement of the World Cup goes beyond futbol. It’s a time every four years when for 90 minutes a stranger may become your best friend, when families and people from all walks of life gather around the television to watch their country’s team play its heart out, when a goal, a win or a nice play fills you with hope. For people living outside their countries, la Copa is also a way to connect to their homeland, and for their kids, a way to learn about their identity.

    In this episode, we briefly talked with Paula and her brother about what the World Cup means to them and how it creates opportunities to connect with other countries and our cultural identity.

    MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE

    Colombia

    World Cup 2018

    Panini Album

    ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

    World Cup For Kids (in English)

    We want to hear from you! Join the Entre Dos Community on Facebook to share your experiences, questions, and discoveries with other parents raising bilingual kids.

    Raising Bilingual Readers Jun 21, 2018
    Show notes

    Reading has many benefits for children, and for bilingual children, reading in the language you’re trying to teach them is a fun, effortless way to help develop and maintain that language. For us at Entre Dos, reading has been an invaluable tool in developing our daughters’ Spanish. In this week’s episode, we speak to Vanessa Nielsen Molina of Sol Book Box, a subscription service that sends one Spanish-language or bilingual children’s book to your home every month.

    Vanessa tells us how to choose quality books for children and how to encourage them to become readers. She also shares a few of her favorite children’s books in Spanish.

    MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE

    Sol Book Box

    Bilingual Bookworm Email Course

    La Siesta Perfecta by Pato Mena, Nube Ocho Ediciones

    Daniela Pirata by Susanna Isern-Gómez, Nube Ocho Ediciones

    Alma y Cómo Obtuvo Su Nombre by Juana Martinez-Neal, Candlewick

    Juana Martinez-Neal

    Canticos

    Lil’ Libros

    La Feria Internacional del Libro, Guadalajara

    We want to hear from you! Join the Entre Dos Community on Facebook to share your experiences, questions, and discoveries with other parents raising bilingual kids.

    Canticos: Sharing culture and building connections through music Jun 11, 2018
    Show notes

    Music is a useful tool to expose kids to language and culture. Singing to or with your child is not only fun, it’s also a way to connect and introduce words, concepts, and sounds.

    Susie Jaramillo is the co-founder of Canticos, a company that creates bilingual books, apps and videos for young children based on Latin American nursery rhymes. In this episode, she talks to us about what led her to start her business, how she feels her products create understanding among cultures and her tips for raising bilingual kids.

    In May, Canticos became the first bilingual series to form part of Nick Jr.’s preschool app, Noggin. And one of Susie’s books, Esqueletitos/Little Skeletons, was recently named a finalist for an International Latino Book Award.

    Mentioned in this episode

    • Lil’ Libros
    • Los Pollitos
    • Mi Burrito Sabanero
    • Sol Solecito
    • Esqueletitos
    • Mama Lingua
    • Toca Boca
    • DuoLingo
    • Noggin
    • Canticos
    • Canticos on Nick, Jr.

    We want to hear from you! Join the Entre Dos Community on Facebook to share your experiences, questions, and discoveries with other parents raising bilingual kids.

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