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More Activities
Take a look at the following videos and examples for some more language learning & teaching inspiration.
Movement & Vocabulary
Jumping, running, dancing… all of these elements can be part of your language learning activities. Watch the following video from a nursery school in Prague.
Books, Books & more Books
Reading to or with your bilingual learner will help them learn every aspect of a language. You can read children’s books and discuss new words and ideas. You can talk about the illustrations and what there is to see. There are also specific dual-language books for language learners as well as fantastic vocabulary books!
Workbooks, such as our Bee German series, support children’s writing & reading skills whilst they also help to improve their vocabulary knowledge, grammar and sentence structures.
Classic Language Teaching Tools
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Flashcards
Flashcards for new vocabulary & repetition.
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Sticky Notes
Stick them everywhere around the house and learn new words with your little language learner.
![Finger Puppets language learning](https://beebilingual.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Everything-you-say-to-your-child-is-absorbed-catalogued-and-remembered.-Maria-Montessori-9.png)
Finger-puppets
Finger-puppets are fantastic for shy language learners.
![Whiteboard language learning](https://beebilingual.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Everything-you-say-to-your-child-is-absorbed-catalogued-and-remembered.-Maria-Montessori-10.png)
Whiteboard
Great for playing games such as hangman, explaining grammar and exploring new vocabulary.