Multilingo Kids // Raising Multilingual Children: a blogging carnival

THE CARNIVAL IS MOVING HOME:::::::: WATCH THIS SPACE


Are you raising a/several multilingual child(ren)? Are you looking to share your experience with other like-minded families?
If the answers are yes, then, welcome!


We are a group of parents, bloggers and professionals sharing their experiences, tips and knowledge with each other. Some of us write mostly about multilingualism, others write about other topics and also occasionally language. We are all interested in multilingualism and meeting (even if only virtually) other multilingual families.

A blogging carnival is a fixed appointment on a subject (multilingualism, in our case), hosted each time by a different blogger and which presents a review of some interesting posts on the topic. It is a wonderful opportunity to promote multilingualism and its benefits, dispel its myths and start interesting conversations, get the word out about your blog, as well as discover new writers.

Our carnival is normally published the last Monday of each month.

Please do join us by signing up below.

 

Are you a blogger? Would you like to take part in a carnival?

  • Sign up to the group above.
  • Wait for our next carnival announcement.
  • Submit your post to the host. You could send a link to a new post, or an old one which you consider to be particularly interesting.
  •  Signpost the carnival whenever it is up.

Would you like to host a carnival? 

Here is what your job would/will entail:
  •  Get yourself on the schedule by signing-up here.
  • About 2 weeks before the date, write a message to the group. Don't forget to include your email address (for bloggers to know where they have to send their articles), the submission date, the publication date and whether you have a theme for your carnival.  
  • Publicise your carnival as you see fit (Facebook, blog, Twitter, etc)!
  • Review all the posts you receive, decide what you will insert in the carnival and write a post that brings it all together. You do not have to publish everything. You are the host and editor, you decide.
  • Publish the carnival on the scheduled day. As  the host, you will introduce the carnival and each post with a few lines. It may also be a good idea to remind readers about singing up to the group (by pointing to this page).
  • Make sure you include a pinnable image.
  • Write another message telling everybody that the carnival is up on your blog and asking them to post the carnival on their blog.

If you have any questions, just ask. My email address is thepiripirilexicon at gmail.com.

FAQs:

  • Are posts written in languages other than English allowed? As long as you, as the editor and host, can personally read and understand the post that is being sent to you, this is not a problem.
  • Are posts from commercial enterprises allowed? Publicity (e.g. giveaways) certainly is not allowed, but, once again, as the editor, it is your call as to whether a post qualifies as publicity or not.
  • The editor/host of each issue reserves the right to accept or decline a post.

Where and when are the next carnivals?




Carnival archive (you can also find them all here)


October 2015 - hosted by Crazy Little Family Adventure // Losing a language
August 2015 -  hosted by Multilingual Parenting // Long-distance family relationships
June 2015 - hosted by Bilingual Avenue // Building your language tribe
May 2015 - hosted by Where are we going Dad? // Priorities in language learning
April 2015 - hosted by Third Culture Mama // Siblings and multilingualism
March 2015 - hosted by Let the Journey Begin // Multilingual resources
February 2015 - hosted by Multilingual Parenting // Expecting a bilingual baby
January 2015 - hosted by Look we're learning // Teaching about world cultures
November 2014 - hosted by the piri-piri lexicon // Myths busted
October 2014 - hosted by Multilingual Cafe // Grandparents and the multilingual child
September 2014 - hosted by Bilingual Kids Rock // Non-traditional ways to promote a language
August 2014 - hosted by Head of the Heard // Language play
July 2014 - hosted by Multilingual Mama // Your biggest linguistic challenge
June 2014 - hosted by Trilingual Mama // Monolingual parents & bilingual kids
May 2014 - hosted by Multilingual Parenting // Modern technology
April 2014 - hosted by Homeschool Ways // Teaching reading
March 2014 - hosted by Hapa Mom // Immersion programs
February 2014 - hosted by The European Mama // Language anecdotes
January 2014 - hosted by Open Hearts, Open Minds // New Year's language goals
November 2013 - hosted by Baby Bilingual // Gratefulness
October 2013 - hosted by Discovering the world through my son's eyes // Ways to nurture target language
September 2013 - hosted by MotherTonguesBlog // Music & language
August 2013 - hosted by Perogies & Gyoza
July 2013 - hosted by Head of the heard //  Hidden opportunities
June 2013 - hosted by All Done Monkey // Travel and multilingualism
May 2013 - hosted by the piri-piri lexicon
April 2013 - hosted by Multilingual Mama // Looking back

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