how the schedule to teach my baby 3 languange in a day

[nellie]

Hi Andrea..do you mind sharing your BK multi language schedule, how do you arrange the sessions..both LR and LM..
I have PM'ed you 

[andreasro]

I'm sorry, it seems I wasn't clear in the last messages. LR and LM for us is only in English (a foreign language for us). I prefer to use a different educational program for each type of language. So we have Little Pim for Spanish and WinkToLearn for Chinese.
This is what we have been using frequently. This is my idea of using more the right brain than the left brain. Instead of teaching him only the same things in different languages, this way he's learning how to name different things too.

Plus, he's learning English with Trebellina too. So I use different programs for many purposes.

Andrea

[2010BEBES]

I'm sorry, it seems I wasn't clear in the last messages. LR and LM for us is only in English (a foreign language for us). I prefer to use a different educational program for each type of language. So we have Little Pim for Spanish and WinkToLearn for Chinese.
This is what we have been using frequently. This is my idea of using more the right brain than the left brain. Instead of teaching him only the same things in different languages, this way he's learning how to name different things too.

Plus, he's learning English with Trebellina too. So I use different programs for many purposes.

Andrea

Andrea,
Which is your native language? Do you follow any particular schedule with English , spanish and Chinese?

[andreasro]

Hi, as I said on "introducing foreign language", Romanian is our native language.

We use, for English, LR, twice a day, i.e. two sessions of LR a day, in average. LM for us is in English too. It teaches our son both math and English and he likes if I like it, once a day on average. Also, I speak English with him when he names or says something in English or whenever I feel like it during the day.
Later edit: I forgot that we also use YBCR. It's usually on a weekly basis, though sometimes it can be more often, if our son wants it.

Little Pim is used daily, at least a lesson a day. And I speak Spanish to him using vocabulary from Little Pim whenever I get the chance.

Chinese, with WinkToLearn it's paused for now. But I keep his interest high with lyrics from "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" in Chinese - a song he looooooves so much.

As it is so beautiful outside and we have a lot of stuff to do, I don't have a schedule with hours etc., but an objective, if you like. LR, LM and Little Pim are part of his daily teaching but we use them only when I think it's ok for him and he agrees (by showing a "I-can-hardly-wait-face or by asking the lessons).

[2010BEBES]

Thanks andrea.
One last question. Where do you get Twinkle Twinkle in Chinese. Is it from a CD or any product we can buy?
Have you came across it in you tube?
I think it would be excellent for my 6 week old grandaughter.

[aangeles]

Thanks andrea.
One last question. Where do you get Twinkle Twinkle in Chinese. Is it from a CD or any product we can buy?
Have you came across it in you tube?
I think it would be excellent for my 6 week old grandaughter.

2010BEBES,

Check out this old thread about Twinkle Twinkle in Chinese on youtube as well as some other recommendations: http://forum.brillkids.com/product-discussions-and-reviews/twinkle-twinkle-little-star-in-chinese/msg37504/?topicseen

[nellie]

Like 2010BEBES, I would really love to know how other parents' schedule is like when it comes to teaching multiple languages. For now, I teach Arabic everyday, French and Spanish every other two days. Japanese lesson is on pause for now because my LR has some problem with the font. My daughter seems okay with anything I teach her and I am thinking to stretch the routine a bit. I get the screen time limit but I hope four languages a day is not too much? I am considering other programs too for foreign language as I only use LR/LM and I found the link is helpful. Thanks aangeles for digging it for us. Karma to you.

[andreasro]

Thanks andrea.
One last question. Where do you get Twinkle Twinkle in Chinese. Is it from a CD or any product we can buy?
Have you came across it in you tube?
I think it would be excellent for my 6 week old grandaughter.

This is our favourite, it's made some years ago as I've seen that the little girl has grown up But the video is very very nice and our son always enjoys and smiles when he sees her. As I understand from my husband, the characters shown in the video are in Traditional Characters.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/5rAQHcpKwwI&rel=1" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/v/5rAQHcpKwwI&rel=1</a>.

Another version of TTLS Chinese is on the Sing-To-Learn Chinese DVD's, on the 1st Volume, song no 9. (http://www.winktolearn.com/Printables-SING-to-LEARN-Chinese-DVDs-Lyrics/lyrics-sing-to-learn-chinese-vol-1-chinese-lyrics-with-english-translation.html)


Andrea

[2010BEBES]

Thanks a lot andreas, i apprreciate.
I really love that language but am not sure how we are going to do to teach it to my grandaughter. i guess i will have to get a lot of material and of course LR chinese.
Thanks

[andreasro]

I really love that language but am not sure how we are going to do to teach it to my grandaughter.

Use the music - as the Readeez producer and all others are saying, songs are the most useful and joyful manner children can learn through.
If you love it, your grandaughter will love it too!
If you can afford to buy many materials to have a diversity to use, then buy them. But if you don't, just choose what's most appropriate to her age, what do you think is the basis and which teaches in the manner you think (either more or less right brain oriented, I mean).
It will all work as long as you or anyone else loves it and enjoys it along with her. I've seen it with my son.

Happy learning!

Andrea

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