@caslt-acpls.bsky.socialIs your class ready for a Cultural Festival Carousel?
Our new activity for language learners explores global traditions celebrated right here in Canada, from Dutch festivals to Diwali.
Get the free activity: https://www.caslt.org/en/blog-discovering-languages-dutch/
@caslt-acpls.bsky.socialDid you know that the #Dutch language has an enduring presence in #PEI?
Today, the province celebrates the Dutch–Canadian connection through a series of holidays & festivals.
Learn more in our latest #DiscoveringLanguages article: https://www.caslt.org/en/blog-discovering-languages-dutch/ #langsky
@caslt-acpls.bsky.socialHelp your students explore their linguistic identities 🔎
Inspired by the journey of Canadian Gaels, this #DiscoveringLanguages activity guides learners through conducting and synthesizing "Language Biography" interviews.
https://www.caslt.org/en/blog-discovering-languages-scottish-gaelic/ #langsky
@caslt-acpls.bsky.socialBy 1900, #ScottishGaelic was the 3rd most spoken language in Canada.
Today, Nova Scotia is the only place outside Europe where it remains a living community language.
Discover this incredible history ➡️ https://www.caslt.org/en/blog-discovering-languages-scottish-gaelic/ #DiscoveringLanguages
@caslt-acpls.bsky.social#ScottishGaelic is in a state of "fragile growth" in Canada. From digital tools to immersion schools, learn how adult learners are reclaiming it.
Read our interview w/ a Gaelic sociolinguist ➡️ https://www.caslt.org/en/blog-discovering-languages-scottish-gaelic
