A collection of learning activities for learners of different levels. These are learning activities for children or learners of different skill levels but mostly to elementary learners (A2). There is also a course book and additional resources through links.
Learn Kana is a site for learners of Japanese as well as Japanese children to practice Katakana and Hiragana in a game setting. There are reading activities, vocabulary practice and several grammar tasks with even more available. This site is a good tool for any teacher with multilingual students.
A free online course based on the Japanese. Through videos and a variety of illustrations and audio, you can learn the Japanese you need in daily situations in Japan. There is also an app that can be downloaded for iOS and Andriod. The site and app would serve well both in the home and as a tool in the classroom.
A site with a collection of essays and stories in Japanese. The site claims to teach Japanese through classical literature and seem mostly suited for multilingual Spanish speakers who may lack knowledge about the finer details of the language and culture knowledge. The site may be useful for parrents but seem motly suited for advanced students.
A digital tutor that helps you practice Japanese through lessons, games, and readings. There are a lot of lessons, activities, and games to play. While an account is necessary for most of the site, it is free (even if there are premium paid options available as well). The site is best suited for home use and is a useful tool for slightly older multilingual children.
Link: www.kanshudo.com
Nihongo e is a portal for teaching, learning or maintaining Japanese. In short, it is a website with links to other websites, online tools, and apps. The site offers many activities with everything from reading comprehension and listening comprehension to grammar and cultural information. There is also an app that learners can download for Android and iOS.
A site with a great amount of free learning activities for learning or working with many languages. The activities here do not require any form of registration and were developed for language students of various ages and learning styles. While the site is useful for parents with multilingual children, it is perhaps better suited as a tool for language teachers.
Influent is a PC video game that aims to encourage learners to pick up a new language or maintain their multilingualism by making vocabulary acquisition and proper pronunciation a fun and rewarding experience.
Link: https://playinfluent.com
A site that provides creative ways to learn Chinese Mandarin or Spanish. There are no activities using the traditional flashcards but instead there are many other activities. Several of the exercises are free but not all of them. The activities are very basic so might be best suited for young multilingual children.
A website where anyone can get advice, learn Chinese through games or practice vocabulary though flashcards and exercises. Through a computer of mobile phone, Chinese learners or maintainers can practice grammar, vocabulary, listening comprehension and much more. There are resources for parents and teachers available as well.
Link: www.hackingchinese.com