No matter what you celebrate, we hope you are having a joyful holiday season full of family and friends.
２０１３年もよろしくお願いします。
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アメリカで子供たちに日本語を教えているママです。よろしくお願いします。I am an American mom teaching my children to love the Japanese language and culture. This blog is where I share what we do! (Please be nice... don't use/copy my photos or blog content without permission) ©HiraganaMama
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Your Kiddos are PRECIOUS! Simply adorable!!🙂 Love the pics. I started following your blog a while ago as we are moving to Japan soon. You inspire me to keep trying to teach my kids even though we are absolute non-native beginners. Thanks for all of the work you share & Happy Holidays! P.S. We’ve been using an app by http://www.DrMoku.com that has been pretty effective for us to start learning Hiragana, and no long distance shipping required like DVD’s. Just thought that might be helpful for your readers!
Tonya, thank you so much! I actually stumbled upon Dr Moku a few weeks ago and was thinking of sharing that resource in a few weeks. How has it worked for you and your children? I am jealous you are moving to Japan soon.