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  • Sugar Magnolia
    Blossoms Blooming
    • Apr 2011
    • 2647

    Wow! Seven Languages!

    I should just rename my school: School for Beautiful International Babies! :: One girl speaks Spanish (and english), one boy speaks only Polish. New boy isn't taking yet, but he is Brazilian and parents speak Portuguese. New girl speaks Thai! One boy learning some words in Hebrew from his dad and grandma. Me...sign language....everybody else English! Whoa! Holy Languages Batman! I love it!!!
  • Heidi
    Daycare.com Member
    • Sep 2011
    • 7121

    #2
    so cool!!!!


    I am so sure you could work that into your program somehow. Now, THAT would make you stand out in the crowd!

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    • Sugar Magnolia
      Blossoms Blooming
      • Apr 2011
      • 2647

      #3
      Yeah Heidi! Lol! Too bad I don't speak those languages! But I'm, learning them by default!

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      • Blackcat31
        • Oct 2010
        • 36124

        #4
        Talk about culturally diverse! That is really cool Sugar!

        Have you thought about maybe doing a unit on each family's perspective country and seeing if the parent would be willing to share some things about their native homeland? Or maybe even a few words/phrases that you could have the kids learn such as "hello" or "I love you" or something simple the kids could go home and share?

        I had a family where DCM was from the Czech Republic and she came into our classroom and taught the kids simple words and even shared a few recipes from her homeland that the kids could try.

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        • momofsix
          Advanced Daycare.com Member
          • Oct 2009
          • 1846

          #5
          I absolutely love it!!!

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          • Sugar Magnolia
            Blossoms Blooming
            • Apr 2011
            • 2647

            #6
            Originally posted by Blackcat31
            Talk about culturally diverse! That is really cool Sugar!

            Have you thought about maybe doing a unit on each family's perspective country and seeing if the parent would be willing to share some things about their native homeland? Or maybe even a few words/phrases that you could have the kids learn such as "hello" or "I love you" or something simple the kids could go home and share?

            I had a family where DCM was from the Czech Republic and she came into our classroom and taught the kids simple words and even shared a few recipes from her homeland that the kids could try.
            Wow! Awesome idea!! We could do a "People of the World" unit! Brilliant Blackcat!! Thank you!!happyface

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            • spud912
              Trix are for kids
              • Jan 2011
              • 2398

              #7
              That is super neat!

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              • Country Kids
                Nature Lover
                • Mar 2011
                • 5051

                #8
                Wow, how do you communicate with them? I think thats neat! I would worry so much about miscommunication issues though. Do you have any problems with that?

                I do know I had a friend who visited Florida for a conference about 5 years ago. Said he felt like he was in a different country as English was hardly heard!
                Each day is a fresh start
                Never look back on regrets
                Live life to the fullest
                We only get one shot at this!!

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                • AmyLeigh
                  Daycare.com Member
                  • Oct 2011
                  • 868

                  #9
                  That is so cool!
                  What popped in my mind was IHOP...but you could be IHOC!!::

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