Journal & resource hub
Short articles written from the classroom floor, and a curated shelf of outside resources we actually use — most of them free.
Bilingualism grows out of ordinary moments — nappy changes, snack time, the walk to the park. Here is how to fold a second language into the day you already have.
Read articleOpen-ended invitations, natural materials and a lot of listening. Seven small provocations that respect a two-year-old's real attention span.
Read articleA child who can say "je suis frustré" does not need to throw the cup. How to build emotional vocabulary in French and English in calm moments.
Read articleSchool readiness is far more about asking for help, taking turns and holding a pencil than it is about reading. A gentle checklist for the year before school.
Read articleLinks we recommend to families and educators. They open in a new tab and none of them are sponsored.
Evidence-based reading on how children acquire two languages, from universities and public health bodies.
Free research-based articles and family FAQs from an international network of language researchers.
Plain-language guidance on typical bilingual milestones and when to seek advice.
Serve-and-return, executive function and brain architecture explained in short guides and videos.
Practical age-by-age articles for the 0–3 window, including tantrums, sleep and early talking.
Places to find authentic French audio and books without a subscription.
Free original French story podcast written for young children — perfect for car journeys.
Free streaming with a children's section in French, available in most countries.
Thousands of free, openly licensed picture books — filter by French and by reading level.
Traditional tales read aloud in many languages, with side-by-side text.
Where to read more about the approach behind our printables.
The organisation founded in Reggio Emilia itself — publications, exhibitions and study tours.
Short, practical articles on play-based learning written for parents.
Useful for educators: the quality areas that frame Australian early-years services.
Good companions to our packs when you need more practice pages.
Official French curriculum documents for maternelle — useful for pitching activities at the right level.
Public-domain illustrations if you want to make your own sheets at home.
Free for verified teachers — the simplest way to lay out a bilingual worksheet.