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Happy World Music Day!Which musical instrument do you play? If you don't play, which instrument do you wish you could play?It's a great day to play your favourite tunes, or to listen to your favourite song!

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WE are still learning too Always have a growth mindset!

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WE are still learning too Always have a growth mindset!

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WE are still learning too Always have a growth mindset!

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WE are still learning too Always have a growth mindset!

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WE are still learning too Always have a growth mindset!

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BREAKING NEWS! We are thrilled to announce to you - a brand new sponsor to Autism on the Water in the form of Freebie Link !

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BREAKING NEWS! We are thrilled to announce to you - a brand new sponsor to Autism on the Water in the form of Freebie Link !

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BREAKING NEWS! We are thrilled to announce to you - a brand new sponsor to Autism on the Water in the form of Freebie Link !

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BREAKING NEWS! We are thrilled to announce to you - a brand new sponsor to Autism on the Water in the form of Freebie Link !

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Would you rather be really good at sports or maths?

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Did you know we're offering 25% off ANY of language apps?Get 25% *lifetime* discount on all new subscriptions for any of award-winning apps.Help your child learn a new language - choose from English, Spanish, French, Chinese or German.

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Join educator and writer Ms. Rosie this week for a reflection on change! It's been on minds a LOT over the past year. And we bet it's been on your kids' minds too! We've all been through changes and with change comes learning to adapt. But we shouldn't look at CHANGE as a bad thing. Change - both good and bad - give us opportunities to learn and grow!

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Join educator and writer Ms. Rosie this week for a reflection on change! It's been on minds a LOT over the past year. And we bet it's been on your kids' minds too! We've all been through changes and with change comes learning to adapt.

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Here's a mission for your little one to do at home! to create a puzzle for a friend! Choose 10 words in the language you're studying.2

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Brain Power! Did you know that your brain uses 20% of all energy produced by your body?? There are lots of ways to keep brains happy and healthy - so we can keep learning languages! W

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We can't seem to decide! Maybe magic so we can magically learn any language! Er...wait a SUPERHERO with super intelligence....so we can speak to anyone in need!

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Take a brain break with today's 'true or false' and ask your little one their guess! True? OR False? Some tornadoes can move faster than Formula One race cars. Fi

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I spy with my little eye.....something that is FUN! I Spy is a great game to play to practice vocabulary. You'll need to play with a friend or parent!O

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Happy Global Parents Day! We'd like to think it's every day though

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One great teacher makes all the difference. Thank you teachers for all that you do!

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More money or more time? What was your little one's response? Their priorities are slightly different.

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Want a fun way to practice clothing vocabulary? Try the dress up challenge! Here's how to do it With a friend, put a pile of old clothes in the middle of the floor

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Practice language learning with a word game.You're little one will need a friend for this game! Sit facing each other!

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What was the first language spoken in ?

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We'd speak every language! (But we may be biased.)

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Does your little one have a hero that speaks the language they're learning? Help them find one! Who do they enjoy watching in films or TV series in that language? OR who's their favourite singer in that language?

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Choose a favourite cartoon episode!1. Choose a scene you especially like 2. Draw it like a comic on paper (so draw out 4 or 5 boxes on the paper first, then draw the action inside those boxes)3. Don't be worried about your drawing - use stick figures if you want to!

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Teacher appreciation week might be over, but we understand and appreciate all of the hard work and time that #Teachers put in day in and day out. Around the world, teachers mold and shape the minds of future generations through good times and bad. They are always there greeting us with a smile on their face (even if it's the worst day ever) and they take the time to help us when we're struggling! Teachers, you are heroes! Thank you for all that you do and for making a

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A rewind button or a pause button on time....which would you choose? These kinds of questions are great for language practice, new vocabulary or just for some laughs! You might be surprised at the answers you get from your little ones!

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How do we keep students engaged with their learning?This week, Ms. Rosie breaks down "engagement" to help you plan for at home learning!Check it out over on YouTube channel

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Pelmanism! What in the world is that!?Pelmanism was a system created in the UK in the late 1800s to help train the brain! While it's not used today, some aspects of it are still seen in activities like matching games - so we decided to make own picture FLASHCARDS that you can make at home too! Make flashcards of words you keep forgetting (make two for each word).

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Languages are truly fascinating to study and one language in particular seems to be especially interesting (if not difficult for new learners) - English! The English alphabet has 26 letters made of consonants and vowels, but can you guess which consonant is the most commonly or frequently used? *Hint* There may be more than 1 correct answer!

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We're going with the jetpack

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Pause. Take a breath. Count to 10 and go to your happy place. The big question - how do we stay in control??Regulating emotions is one of the biggest challenges we have faced as a society! This week, Ms. Rosie has put together 15 emotional regulation strategies that you can use at home with your family.

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Feliz Cinco de Mayo! Happy Cinco de Mayo!We hope everyone has a fun and safe day!

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Practice pronunciation in another language by mastering a tongue twister! Here's this week's mission Find a tongue twister online in your target language

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Take your little one's language learning to the NEXT level! Use sensory stations for hands-on learning that will build fine motor skills. These kinds of "centers" are easy to set up and clean so they are also super helpful for time management skills! Play dough and other materials are great for modeling letters and for spelling! You can also use sand for tracing and practicing their writing grip T

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Take your little one's language learning to the NEXT level! Use sensory stations for hands-on learning that will build fine motor skills. These kinds of "centers" are easy to set up and clean so they are also super helpful for time management skills! Play dough and other materials are great for modeling letters and for spelling! You can also use sand for tracing and practicing their writing grip T

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William Shakespeare was known for inventing words, but how many is he credited with inventing? He often invented new words by changing the uses for words - nouns became adjectives, adjectives became verbs and so on! He also invented new words by adding prefixes and suffixes to existing ones. This is just one example of how LANGUAGES are "living." They are always growing and changing to meet the needs of the people who speak it!

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William Shakespeare was known for inventing words, but how many is he credited with inventing? He often invented new words by changing the uses for words - nouns became adjectives, adjectives became verbs and so on! He also invented new words by adding prefixes and suffixes to existing ones. This is just one example of how LANGUAGES are "living." They are always growing and changing to meet the needs of the people who speak it!

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"The world opened to me when I learned to read." - Mary McLeod BethuneEducation is a gateway to unlimited possibilities and that is just a basic human right.

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"The world opened to me when I learned to read." - Mary McLeod BethuneEducation is a gateway to unlimited possibilities and that is just a basic human right.

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Remember thinking what it would be like to have a superpower? superpowers now may be a lot different from wanting to fly or having x-ray vision, but that doesn't make them any less impressive! Parents and educators have own sets of superpowers Try this 'would you rather' question in class or at home for a fun way to get ideas and language flowing!

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Play a LETTER game! There are so many ways to practice letter / character identification! One fun game your little ones will have fun with is "Spot the Letter" All you need is some paper - but a bigger surface like a whiteboard on the wall gives room for ! Keep score or race for a challenge and some laughs! This is a fun way for us to practice upper and lower case letters and helps keep characters in languages like Chinese and Japanese fresh in minds

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Play a LETTER game! There are so many ways to practice letter / character identification! One fun game your little ones will have fun with is "Spot the Letter" All you need is some paper - but a bigger surface like a whiteboard on the wall gives room for ! Keep score or race for a challenge and some laughs! This is a fun way for us to practice upper and lower case letters and helps keep characters in languages like Chinese and Japanese fresh in minds

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Play a LETTER game! There are so many ways to practice letter / character identification! One fun game your little ones will have fun with is "Spot the Letter" All you need is some paper - but a bigger surface like a whiteboard on the wall gives room for ! Keep score or race for a challenge and some laughs! This is a fun way for us to practice upper and lower case letters and helps keep characters in languages like Chinese and Japanese fresh in minds

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Play a LETTER game! There are so many ways to practice letter / character identification! One fun game your little ones will have fun with is "Spot the Letter" All you need is some paper - but a bigger surface like a whiteboard on the wall gives room for ! Keep score or race for a challenge and some laughs! This is a fun way for us to practice upper and lower case letters and helps keep characters in languages like Chinese and Japanese fresh in minds

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Play a LETTER game! There are so many ways to practice letter / character identification! One fun game your little ones will have fun with is "Spot the Letter" All you need is some paper - but a bigger surface like a whiteboard on the wall gives room for ! Keep score or race for a challenge and some laughs! This is a fun way for us to practice upper and lower case letters and helps keep characters in languages like Chinese and Japanese fresh in minds

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Play a LETTER game! There are so many ways to practice letter / character identification! One fun game your little ones will have fun with is "Spot the Letter" All you need is some paper - but a bigger surface like a whiteboard on the wall gives room for ! Keep score or race for a challenge and some laughs! This is a fun way for us to practice upper and lower case letters and helps keep characters in languages like Chinese and Japanese fresh in minds

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