This comes from a guest post on Homeschool Hub Utah Introduction to Our Bilingual Homeschool Routine What does a normal week look like for your family? What’s one thing that has gone really well? What advice would you give another…
We bought a hanbok for our daughter’s first birthday. It was a beautiful hanbok, which made the occasion so special. So I wanted to share where we got it for those in the U.S. hoping to buy hanbok for their…
📚 Second Grade Korean Books: Best Korean Books for Kids Reading at a Second Grade Level Welcome back to Korean at Home! If you are looking to build a home library or find the perfect books to support your child’s…
Happy July 4th, everyone! Whether you are firing up the grill, waiting for the fireworks, or just enjoying some quality family time, holidays are the perfect opportunity to weave in a little Korean language learning. I always look for creative…
Looking for Korean Ms. Rachel? If you’ve ever wished for a Korean-language version of Ms. Rachel to help your little ones pick up vocabulary, practice speech, or stay engaged with screen time that doesn’t feel like an overstimulating frantic cartoon,…
While we were in Korea, I stumbled upon a super cute and high-quality Korean kids’ clothes brand called Irene’s Closet. The clothes are mostly 100% cotton and are super stylish. The colors, fabric choices, and styles are so…
What is Momo Camp? “MoMo” stands for modu mo-ida (모두 모이다), a Korean phrase that translates as “Everyone Gathers.” Momo Camp can help children, who are not local to Korea, discover what makes Korea so special. Day Camp A 4-week…
There is a Korean immersion summer program for children held in Hongdae. There are 3 offerings. Little Hwarang This program is for kids aged 4-5. They do not have to have Korean experience. During the camp, they will be…
Building a home library of Korean picture books while living in the US can feel like a daunting task, especially for multicultural or multi-generational households. Navigating websites completely in Korean characters (Hangeul) can be intimidating if you aren’t fully fluent,…
In order to teach your child animal sounds in Korean naturally, you can look at an animal book and talk about and introduce animal sounds. If you are not a native speaker, you can just read natural sentences. In order…
Which Path Will You Take to Learn Korean? Learning Korean is a Journey and there are many paths you can take. Here we will go over 7 main paths you should consider and the pros and cons to each method…
