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We’ve been busy letting the world know that help is at hand for families during lockdown – kids can discover the joys of learning a new language.

The kitchen is an excellent place to practice a new language with your children. There are foods and beverages, fruits and vegetables, dishes, utensils and equipment of all kinds to learn!

Where is the best place at home to begin practicing a new language with your children?

Building up a strong vocabulary is essential to any language learner. But it doesn’t have to be boring! Whether you’re a professional teacher or a parent new to homeschooling, spice up your language lessons with these fun and authentic ways to teach vocabulary.

What would happen if kids did their schoolwork at home and their homework at school? Find out if the flipped classroom model is right for your students, and how you can start to make the switch

In support of families affected by coronavirus-related school disruption, the award-winning provider of language learning solutions for young learners is giving away free use of its apps worldwide.

Learn how to recognize and encourage your child’s critical thinking and creativity with our next installment on the 21st Century Skills.

Yahoo! news story outlines our move to donate free use of our apps to areas affected by school closings due to the coronavirus epidemic.

As the coronavirus causes schools around China to temporarily close, they consider the possibilities and limits of using apps and technology for language learning.

Take a look at how two of the four 21st Century Skills often coincide, and how you can help your child refine them.

In solidarity with families affected by school closings due to the coronavirus epidemic, Studycat is giving away free use of its apps in mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan.

The Coronavirus epidemic is scary. But it’s also an opportunity for parents to spend quality family time with their kids and find productive and educational activities for them to do at home.