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            <h1>Multilingual Childrens Community Toolkit</h1>
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                <h3> About</h3>
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                    This Multilingual Children's Toolkit is for helping 
                    families and educators support multilingual children in their language learning
                     journey. Multilingual children are becoming more and more common across the
                      world but despite this there are still myths surrounding multilingual children and as a result
                       the community supporting them can feel overwhelmed. This toolkit provides key terms and helpful resources
                        to support your child's learning and is specifically aimed at
                       helping caregivers find the support they need for their child. 
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                <h3> Multilingual children:</h3>
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<a href="terms.html"> Multi and Bilingual children</a> learn new vocabulary and develop their language skills at the same pace
 as monolingual children, their vocabulary is simply spread out among their languages. It is important
  to note that kids will <a href="terms.html">learn more of the language they are most exposed to</a>. If caregivers wish to 
  support their childs home language, time needs to be dedicated to using the home language. Whether 
  they are <a href="terms.html">simultaneous or sequential learners</a>, they will flourish when given support from their 
  community. Use this toolkit to help you find <a href="resources.html">resources</a> and <a href="terms.html">support</a> for helping your child. And feel
   free to share this page with your community so they can learn about <a href="terms.html">multilingualism</a> and what 
common behaviors to expect from a multilingual child. 
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