The Tagalog Project

For a multicultural household, holidays are always a combination of traditions. Since we had turkey for Thanksgiving, I wanted to incorpo...

Dear Friends, we have an opportunity to rebuild the Pinole Library Filipiniana Collection. The collection consists of bilingual childrens...

Sometimes I get discouraged teaching Isabelle Tagalog, because English is the dominant language in our home. We don’t have any close rela...

1.) Jet lag is real, children don’t time change immediately. If you’re from the west coast, you will feel the 9 hour difference. You will...

Next Filipino Storytime is Aug. 24, 2019 Saturday. Featuring: Roanne de Guia-Samuels of blog Kalamansi Juice. Tita Roanne is a licensed p...

The Tagalog Project featured in This Filipino American Life: Episode 89: "Alam ko na kaya mo"

Hello everyone! I'm so excited that there's a lot more interest in teaching kids Tagalog in our community. I have been doing Filipino Sto...

Ages 0-5. Come join us for Filipino Storytime. Learn rhymes, folk songs history and the Filipino culture. Practice greetings and basic v...

What’s your experience learning Tagalog in a bicultural household? As a Filipino American how does it feel to know or not know Tagalog? T...

10 Things you can do to Teach your toddler Tagalog: 1. Start early! Talk to babies in Tagalog so they can learn the sounds and tones. 2. ...

Ever since I was pregnant with Isabelle, I made the decision to teach her Tagalog. As a young mother I read a lot of baby books, parentin...