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Choice screen with option of números and sociedad — In case, you’re not the why/how kind of person and you just want to get right to the what part, we make bilingual games. Here they are: Want to know more about the why/how? Read on… From English-language learners to immersion schools to language classes, bilingual education plays an important […]

Just Press Play/Jugar

October 15, 2018 in 7GenGames / Bilingual Education / Educational Resources by Maria Burns Ortiz

Life is hard enough without having to install software. That’s why we’re making more and more of our games playable at the click of a button. No, seriously, it’s that easy. Check it out below. MAKING CAMP: OJIBWE (Grades 3-4) Click here to play MAKING CAMP OJIBWE now! (It’s free!) […]

Just Click and Play, It’s That Easy

October 9, 2018 in 7GenGames / Bilingual Education / Education: Innovation and STEM / Educational Games / Educational Resources / Math by Maria Burns Ortiz

In the world of video games, there are so many different options it’s nearly impossible to know every single one. Because of this, it’s nearly impossible to know which games are ok for your children to be playing. With all of the violent video games out there, this is crucial […]

We Just Got the Family-Friendly Seal of Approval From Google ...

September 25, 2018 in Bilingual Education / Educational Games tagged Bilingual / Bilingual Game / Educational Games / Making Camp Bilingual by Sabrena Youngerman

You might be wondering how a study on teaching math in Japan led me to change how I make bilingual math games in Spanish and English. Alright, well, to be honest, you probably weren’t wondering about that at all, were you? You were probably thinking about if you need to […]

Teaching math in Japan, in Spanish or English

September 15, 2018 in AnnMaria / Bilingual Education / Educational Resources / Game Progress by AnnMaria De Mars

Grandchildren living in Santiago — “OK, explain this to me,” my 10-year-old asked the other day. We have been in Santiago for two weeks now, fully – well, mostly – immersed in Spanish, and her Spanish comprehension has improved probably 10x in that time. Her spoken Spanish – which she never used before besides maybe […]

Learning a Language: Sometimes Words Just Don’t Make Sense

July 5, 2018 in Bilingual Education by Maria Burns Ortiz