Learning to speak a foreign language is a great opportunity for anyone. However, when children are introduced to a foreign language at a young age, they are more likely to stick with it. Using foreign language apps as part of your child’s homeschool education, is a great way to make learning a new language fun!
Apps are great for homeschooling while on road trips, during quiet time, on Mommy sick days, through summer break and much more! Kids should be actively learning something new each day and apps can help busy homeschool moms have a bit of a break.
I do not encourage using apps exclusively to learn a foreign language, however they are good additional resources.
Did you know that there are over 6,500 languages in the world? There aren’t anywhere near that many foreign language curriculum available to use in your homeschool. Yet, there are more than 30 language options available just using apps.
Foreign Language Apps for Your Homeschool
Google Play Foreign Language Apps
The following apps provide the opportunity to chat with native speakers! Be sure to check into the app settings and options to ensure that you’re comfortable with your children using these apps and their features.
The two apps listed below are best used in addition to one of the other foreign language app options above. They provide flashcards for foreign language vocabulary practice.
Apple Foreign Language Apps
The following apps provide the opportunity to chat with native speakers! Be sure to check into the app settings and options to ensure that you’re comfortable with your children using these apps and their features.
The app listed below is best used in addition to one of the other foreign language app options above. It provides flashcards for foreign language vocabulary practice.
Kindle Foreign Language Apps
Take time to make your foreign language studies broader by studying geography, culture, food and art, and history. Even if your students don’t go on to be fluent in the language they study, the experience is priceless!
What foreign language apps do you use in your homeschool?
