Further resources for bilingualism

This is where you can find all sorts of resources for bilingualism, whether it's for parents or children. Ranging from websites and videos to help with teaching at home, language tips, you can find them here.

"Resources for Supporting Dual Language Learners"

A very useful US-based website that gives resources to both teachers and parents. This ranges from further websites, to parent engagement resources for bilingualism in the household. Available to read HERE.

"Information for Parents"

This is a very useful site for resources and other information for parents who want to approach bilingualism. It also includes informative FAQs and further resources about bilingual children. To access, click HERE.

"Parent Toolkit for Multilingual Education"

This is a toolkit which gives parents various worksheets, PDFs, presentations for bilingual teaching and education. These resources are available in both English and Spanish. To read, click HERE.

"Resources for Supporting Dual Language Learners"

A very useful site that offers resources to both teachers and parents. From websites, language learning for toddlers, and parent's engagement resources for introducing bilingualism. To access, click HERE.

"100+ Resources for ESL/ELL Students, Teachers & Parents"

A huge masterlist of resources for children, parents, and teachers - most of them for learning English. It provides apps, games, support groups, videos & podcasts, all of which arereliable and research-based. To access, click HERE.

"Supporting children to become bilingual in Aotearoa New Zealand"

This informal blog post highlights the key points from a webinar explaining language development in early bilingual learning, how children develop a sense of belonging, as well as cognitive advantages. While this is from the New Zealand education context, it is very applicable to any language and country. To read, click HERE.

"Introduction: Strategies for Engaging ELL Families"

A really useful website for bilingual families which introduces dual-language strategies, and various links for other articles and websites. The article itself is also available in a handy PDF format to download. To access, click HERE.

"Tools and Resources for Bilingual and ELL Students"

An informative article which focuses on overcoming possible barriers and tools specifically for bilingual learners going to university. It also mentions advantages of bilingualism with further reading referenced throughout. Click HERE to read.

"Bilingual resources - Devon County Council"

A fantastic webpage that offers numerous links for bilingual resources and support. Available in various different languages, there are general bilingual and language worksheets and other subjects like Maths and Science are also included. Available HERE.

"10,000 Top Bilingual Resources"

An extremely useful website that offers different bilingual worksheets in various languages for children of various ages, and parents too. You can download any of the worksheets but you have to sign up as a member to access them (it's free to do). To access, click HERE.

"Oxford Brookes Babylab"

This website is a fantastic resource for bilingual families and families in general. They offer activities in multiple languages, tips and methods for teaching bilingualism, various studies on babies and languages, and much more. Click HERE to read.

"A range of multilingual resources to support dual language learning"

This webpage offers a range of bilingual resources in a variety of different languages, all available to download for free. To access, click HERE.