Parents invest in their children’s education through time, energy, money, and often a second language. Part two of “Bilingualism via Books” with my guest Miss Vale Quintero explores how we invest in learning more than one language within our families. Miss Vale is passionate about how to improve her children’s lives through multilingualism. She shares how to leverage technology to provide equity or igualdad in multilingual education. She is a bilingual homeschool mom and teacher from Colombia, South America that inspires families on social media to teach English to their children. She is actively teaching her child to read and write in English and Spanish.

Visit the Reading Garden Club School Store for free early reading resources, including a “Good Readers” or “Los buenos lectores” awards or certificates for children. They celebrate early readers in Spanish and English and can be used by families or educators.

Guest Information:

Instagram - @⁠⁠MissVale.Teacher⁠

TikTok - @⁠MissVale.Teacher⁠

Website - ⁠https://missvaleteacher.my.canva.site/⁠

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Teach your child to read using a new paperback coloring book available at Amazon ⁠⁠⁠Teach Your Child to Read: A Mommy + Me Coloring Book⁠⁠⁠ or download from the Reading Garden Club ⁠⁠⁠School Store⁠⁠⁠.

Many parents around the world already live in bilingual households, but many of us do not. For those parents working to teach their child a new language, what obstacles do we face? We discuss this and more in part one of “Bilingualism via Books” with the Bilingual Spanish-English Teacher, Miss Vale Quintero. Miss Vale lives and teaches in Colombia, South America. She is a bilingual homeschool mom and inspires others in her home country to try bilingual homeschooling. She is actively teaching her child to read and write in English and Spanish.

Download or view the “Good Readers/Los Buenos Lectores Reading Affirmations'' free PDF. This free tool will support anyone teaching their child to read in Spanish and English. The 4 accordion style books were created in collaboration between #DearReadingTeacher podcast and @MissVale.Teacher. They encourage good reading habits for early readers in Spanish and English.

Guest Information:

Instagram - @⁠MissVale.Teacher

TikTok - @MissVale.Teacher

Website - https://missvaleteacher.my.canva.site/

Follow #DearReadingTeacher on social media:

Instagram - @DearReadingTeacher

Facebook - @ReadingGardenClub

Teach your child to read using a new paperback coloring book available at Amazon ⁠⁠Teach Your Child to Read: A Mommy + Me Coloring Book⁠⁠ or download from the Reading Garden Club ⁠⁠School Store⁠⁠.

Listen to the last minute of this episode! Dr. Destiny Huff, a licensed mental health professional, researcher, and special education advocate, is the guest for the 15th episode. Using her personal experience, Dr. Huff explains what drove her to research bibliotherapy and how she uses it in her daily life as a Parent. Dr. Huff also illuminates how her research in bibliotherapy to benefit children can have ripple effects among the adults that support children.

Guest Information:

destinyhuffconsulting.com

Instagram - @destinyhuff_iep_advocate

Facebook - @DestinyHuffConsulting

Follow #DearReadingTeacher on social media:

Instagram - @DearReadingTeacher

Facebook - @ReadingGardenClub

Get started teaching your child to read using the new ⁠Teach Your Child to Read: A Mommy + Me Coloring Book⁠ available at the Reading Garden Club ⁠School Store⁠.