We love languages! All of them! Some are harder and some are easier to learn. Regardless, whether you and your kids are looking for a specific language or an overview of several, you will always benefit from what you learn. In this page, you will find some of the best way learn foreign language for kids! Check out these 13 Foreign Languages Activities (Bundle 1).

Foreign Languages for Children

Whatever foreign language learning you choose, you will love this smorgasbord of language activities that your kids will love. You can use this bundle in several ways. Let me explain each one to give you some great ideas. I’m sure you’ll find it helpful.

One way is to use it to go through all 13 activities and use it as a determining factor on which language your kids enjoyed most. This can help you see which language was picked up with the most ease or which one was the hardest to understand.

Another ways is to use it as a fun unit to include in your Geography lesson to study a country and then use these to do an activity with the language they speak there. Doesn’t that sound like fun?!

A third way that comes to mind is to go through these activities when you have some downtime, like around Summer break or Christmas break, where your learning at home slows down some, but not completely. I know that sometimes, it is hard to find time to learn foreign languages regularly, but this is a great way to sneak it in!

By Subject

What is the best or easiest foreign language for kids to learn? Well, they say that learning Spanish for kids is usually the first recommended language, so I’m including some Spanish printables here. But I don’t stop there! Check this out!

1 Learn Numbers 0-10 in Seven Languages

2 Learn Color Names in Seven Languages

3 Animals in Winter: Migration, Hibernation & Adaptation in Spanish

4 Spanish Interactive Activity: Numbers 0-10

Latin for Kids

5 The Lord’s Prayer Words in Spanish, Latin, English and French

6 “Do Hard Things” 6 Printable Posters in Latin

7 Latin Numbers (Roman Numerals) Printable Set

Montessori

Maria Montessori was all for learning about the world. This is why learning foreign language is important. It opens up infinite opportunities for children to grow up more aware of their world and how it works. Here are some of the Montessori language activities I’m including.

8 Montessori Curriculum Sensorial Lesson ~ The Shapes 3-Part Cards in Spanish

9 Number Coloring Pages & 3 Part Cards in 4 Languages

10 Montessori Language Arts & Latin ~ Names of the Week in Latin

Seasonal

Here are some fun seasonal language learning games for kids!

11 Fall Printable Pictures in Spanish ~ 3-Part Cards

12 Spanish Fall Preschool Activities with PRINTABLE!

13 Christmas Words for Kids in 3 Languages 3-Part Cards in English, Spanish and French

Foreign Language for Kids

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