You probably have heard about the many benefits of reading to your child, if possibly daily. Language acquisition, mental growth, knowledge of the world and a strong bond between you and your child are some of them. But you may wonder, maybe it is better to read in English, since that is the prevalent language in the US and will give your child a leg up in school? After all in Germany too schools and society often stress that kids should speak German at home, not their home

Every year on November 11th in Germany (or at least in the Catholic parts of the country) kids celebrate St. Martin. with a Lanternenlauf or Lantern Walk: Celebrating community. the kids and parents walk with self crafted lanterns, singing songs and meeting at a bonfire. It all ends with some hot drink and cookie or special treat. Oftentimes there is some retelling of this story of St. Martin, with reenacting.. You may wonder: who was he? St. Martin is celebrated for his kin

Don't all or almost all kids want a pet? And lots of them a dog. Maybe reading about dogs first helps. Dogs are cute, they are our loyal...

Challenging all kids reading in German! Can you complete the attached Summer-Reading-Challenge? You will receive a KinderBooks Reading...

There is a lot to be excited about when starting daycare or preschool - making new friends, readaloud and playtime... But it is a hard...

There are some great picture books, non-fiction books and chapter books in German about how to handle fear and worries. Our favorites.