Resources for parents
How to raise a bilingual child – guide for parents
Our guide is the perfect companion on your journey to raise a bilingual child. It will give you confidence as a parent and answers many of your questions. How does a child’s languages develop? What can you do to support your bilingual child? In our guide you will also find lots of practical tips and activities to help your child become a proud bilingual.

Bilingual upbringing - facts and myths (short videos)
This series of easy-to-follow videos will separate facts from myths and show you what you need to know about bi- and multilingualism.
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Language resources for bilingual families
Online collection of materials in all 24 EU official languages to support the development of children’s language skills.

Language: Suomi
Jamkids Musiikkimaailma-sovellus: Muskarit ja opettavaiset lasten pelit
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Language: Suomi
Ketun ja Pöllön tutkimuksia. 4-8 v lasten tiedetuokioita (videoita) ja tehtäviä.
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Language: Suomi
Haltijan kuiskaus. Tehtävä- ja tietopaketti vanhoista suomalaisista uskomuksista.
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Language: Italiano
Una breve storia chiamata “Luci e colori” e pubblicata il 27.10.2021 per raccontare ai bambini la tradizionale festa induista del Diwali, una delle più importanti feste indiane
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Language: Nederlands
Ebook over de lidwoorden voor kinderen met bijhorende video’s in YouTube.
Contributed by: Wendy van Dalen
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PEaCH Resources
Please read our guide for ideas on how to use the PEaCH resources.
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