Connecting generations and making language learning fun with Carlos Torres from Yo Sabo The Game
Season 3, Episode 23, Jan 30, 11:37 AM
Welcome to Talking to Grandma, a weekly podcast that elevates stories, science, and strategies to help you raise and teach multilingual and bilingual children. Hosted by Dr. Veronica Benavides, founder and CEO of Bilingual Generation, an organization that helps children with bilingualism in their bones stay connected to their heritage languages and cultures.
Today’s episode of Talking to Grandma, we chat with Carlos Torres about Yo Sabo The game and how it has brought together generations and made language learning fun!
Carlos and his partner Jess are the creators of Yo Sabo The Game. They are first generation Mexican - American College graduates from the University of California, Riverside. They both grew up in Latino households but had different experiences growing up. They both continue to want to spread the Spanish Language and to engage those who feel like they need help to learn (or relearn) the language. They both have STEM backgrounds.
Listen to hear about Carlos’ journey and how you can make language learning fun in your home, gatherings and classroom!
Buy Yo Sabo The Game: www.yosabothegame.com
NBC Article: The 'no sabo kids' are pushing back on Spanish-language shaming
Today’s episode of Talking to Grandma, we chat with Carlos Torres about Yo Sabo The game and how it has brought together generations and made language learning fun!
Carlos and his partner Jess are the creators of Yo Sabo The Game. They are first generation Mexican - American College graduates from the University of California, Riverside. They both grew up in Latino households but had different experiences growing up. They both continue to want to spread the Spanish Language and to engage those who feel like they need help to learn (or relearn) the language. They both have STEM backgrounds.
Listen to hear about Carlos’ journey and how you can make language learning fun in your home, gatherings and classroom!
Buy Yo Sabo The Game: www.yosabothegame.com
NBC Article: The 'no sabo kids' are pushing back on Spanish-language shaming