#40: Start early. When pushing the stroller, describe to your toddler what you see in language #2.
#39: Read the same story to your toddler in the minority language. Small kids love the routine and will absorb every word.
#38: Put a short poem in the 2nd language in the school bag of your child for Valentine’s Day. Or a kind note on any other day.
#37: Read together a cartoon/comic book about your hometown. Your voice will probably sound different.
#36: When on a road trip, put your kids in the co-pilot’s seat and print out Google Maps directions in language #2.
http://kidworldcitizen.org/2012/03/20/google-maps-help-your-kids-follow-your-travel-journey/
#35: When reading an illustrated book together, ask open-ended questions about what you see.
#34: Ask grandpa to go over his stamp collection and talk about countries and monuments in the 2nd language.
#33: Help your kids watch their favorite sport event in the 2nd language.
#32: Take paper plates at snack time and write little notes in the target language (see picture above).
#31: Dress up, have fun and role play a character in the 2nd language.
