Raising Bilingual Kids

I  have been avidly delving into an efficient method to facilitate my bilingual children's acquisition of reading skills in both Spanish and English. While I am deeply committed to nurturing their Spanish literacy, I often ponder whether this may inadvertently impede their progress in English at school. Extensive research into optimal practices for cultivating biliteracy has yielded no tailored approach suitable for my unique circumstance. Given that I am the sole provider of Spanish instruction, residing in an environment predominantly characterized by the use of English, I aspire to strike a harmonious equilibrium in due course. Here’s a clip of the kids learning sounds and numbers in Spanish. Evan is 5years old and Ethan 4.  https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8BqbEyT/

hacer click Ethan cuando se enoja me llama “Tú es caca” mami. 

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CxIUTYmOMkl/?igshid=MWZjMTM2ODFkZg==

No quiero jugar tú - I don’t want to play with you! 

When I asked my 4yr old son (Ethan), speak Spanish.  He responds: Ahora mi boca quebró, mami. 

https://youtube.com/shorts/imo-Aif6rhQ?feature=share Evan Quebrolo todo - it broke everything  Rascacielos/sobacielos - skyscraper /sky massager ¿Estaba como asi?  - was it like that?  Se quebró mañana - it broke yesterday  .  Mañana va a morer, ya va a ser viejito - tomorrow it’s gonna die, it’s gonna be old  Mira cómo se quebrolo - see how it broke  Ya murielo, ahora está haciendo otro nuevo - it die, now another new one is getting made.  Es nueva ata ya quebró todo - the new house is all broken  Ya estás con esto - you’re done with that    Ethan   Inketos estaban a dormir- the insects are sleeping Hora no ta noche - it’s not night time  Mi carro necesito un rueda - my car needs a  Tornado muy fuerte  me - the tornado is as strong as me Vaya adentro- go inside  Amigos teno nuevas ruedas - friends, I new tires Necesito arreglar nuevos ruedas - I need to fix the new tires