Teaching Materials for Adopted Children
Janey Haynes
vjhaynes at BELLSOUTH.NET
Sun Jul 27 03:34:10 UTC 2008
Have your friend try here:
http://www.adoptedfromrussia.com/index.html
It's a book store online especially for people who've adopted Russian orphans and want to keep their language/culture alive.
Janey Haynes
-------------- Original message from Marina Potoplyak <maralex at MAIL.UTEXAS.EDU>: --------------
> Dear SEELANGers,
>
> A former student of mine sent me the following request. If you know what
> materials could be used for that age (and circumstance?), please contact
> Jasmina directly at: jasna_at_astro.as.utexas.edu
>
> Many thanks,
>
> Marina Potoplyak
>
> ******************************
> A friend of mine has
> two adopted children, both from Russia. He recently expressed the desire
> to try and teach them some Russian, but he does not speak any. Is there
> some resource you are familiar with that would be appropriate for preschool
> children (2 and 5 year old currently) to help them get started? I’m sure he
> can get lessons for them later, but this would be more along the lines of
> children’s books or toys. You would probably know better what is
> appropriate.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jasmina
>
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