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170: Increasing Exposure for Bilingual Children

Bilingual Avenue with Marianna Du Bosq

Release Date: 10/23/2018

176: What NOT to do when raising a bilingual child  show art 176: What NOT to do when raising a bilingual child

Bilingual Avenue with Marianna Du Bosq

There are things we should NOT do when raising a bilingual child. I am going to share the one thing I NEVER want you to do with your bilingual kids. I never want you to bribe your bilingual kids to speak the target language.

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175: Is my Bilingual Child Confused? show art 175: Is my Bilingual Child Confused?

Bilingual Avenue with Marianna Du Bosq

No, your bilingual child is not confused! In this episode, we'll cover common misconceptions about bilingualism and "confusion." We'll break down what it means to "code switch" and what it menas to "borrow" from another language. This episode will put your mind at ease, it's a good, tune in!

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174: The Benefits of Talking to your Bilingual Children show art 174: The Benefits of Talking to your Bilingual Children

Bilingual Avenue with Marianna Du Bosq

On this episode, I share how you can bring literacy in your target language to your home for your kids! We talk about how to plan, how to create routines and how to make time in the day.

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173: Teaching Bilingual Kids Literacy show art 173: Teaching Bilingual Kids Literacy

Bilingual Avenue with Marianna Du Bosq

On this episode, I share how you can bring literacy in your target language to your home for your kids! We talk about how to plan, how to create routines and how to make time in the day.

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172: My Best Games for Bilingual Kids!  show art 172: My Best Games for Bilingual Kids!

Bilingual Avenue with Marianna Du Bosq

On this episode, I share my best and favorite games for teaching bilingual kids vocabulary and grammar. They are fun, engaging and easy to find wherever you are in the world!

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171: Creating a Need for a Bilingual Child show art 171: Creating a Need for a Bilingual Child

Bilingual Avenue with Marianna Du Bosq

On this episode of Bilingual Avenue, we talk strategically about how bilingual parents can create a need to use a language. This is part 3 of a series on how to get your kids to speak more of your target language.

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170: Increasing Exposure for Bilingual Children show art 170: Increasing Exposure for Bilingual Children

Bilingual Avenue with Marianna Du Bosq

On this episode of Bilingual Avenue, we talk about the importance of exposure and how to make sure that you are creating plenty of opportunities for your kids to get exposure in your target language.

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169: Getting your bilingual kids to speak!  show art 169: Getting your bilingual kids to speak!

Bilingual Avenue with Marianna Du Bosq

On this episode of Bilingual Avenue, we start a three part series on how to get our kids to grow from passive to active bilinguals. In other words, we do not want them to just listen and understand what we say. We want them to actively speak and engage in the target language.

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168: 5 fun & easy ways to celebrate the bilingual journey with your kids!  show art 168: 5 fun & easy ways to celebrate the bilingual journey with your kids!

Bilingual Avenue with Marianna Du Bosq

On this episode of Bilingual Avenue, I share with you 5 fun and easy ways that can help you celebrate the bilingual journey with your family. Make the commitment and just set some time aside to chat with them about what it means to be bilingual.

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167: How to adjust when language conditions change with Bruna  show art 167: How to adjust when language conditions change with Bruna

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On this episode of Bilingual Avenue, I host a consulting call with one of our members, Bruna. We address and plan some of the upcoming changes that Bruna's little one will experience at school and even at home with a third language. 

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On this episode of Bilingual Avenue, we talk about the importance of exposure and how to make sure that you are creating plenty of opportunities for your kids to get exposure in your target language.