Cuentos para dormir (bedtime stories) is a free educational website designed to teach children values through stories. The stories are written by a father and author from Spain. Most of the stories are written in Spanish but some are also translated into English.
On the site there are also recommended language resources, a blog, frequently asked questions, video stories and teaching tips.
Link: https://cuentosparadormir.com/
Música libre is website that offers free music, stories, games and videos in Spanish and songs in Portuguese for children 10 and under. The website is entirely in Spanish and offers many ways of learning or maintaining Spanish in the home. Since the tasks are simple and self-explanatory, the site is well-suited for parents. There are instructions for each activity that are easy to follow.
Link: www.musicalibre.com.co/
The Multilingual Children’s Association is a site that hopes to aid parents in the challenges of raising a multilingual child or children. You will find tips, tools, and resources for multilingual language learning. There is also a forum where you can ask questions to other multilingual parents (Do however note that the forum user activity is low). There is a frequently asked questions section on this website that provides good answers to many questions parents might have. While the site is quite old with some broken links, there is still useful information to be found here.
Multilingual Families provides an online resource for teachers who want guidance regarding teaching multilingual children. The site provides teaching guides, a methodological manual (pedagogy), links to case studies and answers to questions parents might have about their multilingual children.
Multilingual Families is an international project that supports and informs immigrant or multilingual parents on how and why to raise their children multilingually. The site provides a self-access guide for parents and many activities and lessons that can be taught in the home. There are also links to case studies about raising multilingual children.
Bilingial family offers a free guide for educators of bilingual children. The guide offers advice to teachers and activities for children of different ages. The guide also has sections about myths and information about how to assess multilingualism and language proficiency.
Link: https://bilingualfamily.eu/resources-for-educators-and-peach-ambassadors/
Bilingual family provides a free online resource for parents who seek guidance in raising a bilingual child. The site offers videos for parents, a written guide and many learning activities for children ages 0 - 12. The learning activities span from audio-visual material to games and information about different cultures.
Besides providing parents with information and material, the guidebook also dispels myths and provides many useful tips.
Unite for Literacy is a non traditional plubishing company who's website contains over 400 original children's picture books narrated in a variety of different languages. The aim of the platform is to "build home libraries and support families to develop a daily habit of reading".
The Harmonious Bilingualism Network is the home of research being conducted on harmoniuos bilingual development. The website provides families with research-based sources to help develop bilingualism in their family environment.
These resources include podcasts, videos, blogs (by parents and researchers) and research articles that ensure research on bilingualism and ideas or concerns for raising bilingual children is easily accessible to families. The website and resources are available in English, Dutch, German and French.
Formed in 2001, Te Ao Mārama Research undertakes contract translation work, both Māori to English and English to Māori.
Current work includes precis and translation of 19th century Māori documents for the Crown Law Office for the WAI814 Waitangi Tribunal Claim.