"The Real Haiti Academy Gives You EVERYTHING You Need To Teach Kids About Haiti!"
(Without Having To Duck Tape Info Together!)

Our lessons were thoughtfully created with educators, through extensive research and from the expertise of our Haitian-American family to deliver an authentic cultural experience
✓ Play children's games and sing songs 
​✓ Engage through video, interactive lessons and playful learning
✓ Familiarize young children with diversity 
​✓ Boost awareness and appreciation of differences
✓ Teach your family or students Haitian Creole without being fluent 

Forget What You've Heard About Haiti

We get it. We were also tired of searching the web for lessons about Haiti and finding mostly depressing stories. That's why we created The Real Haiti Academy, a digital library full of fun learning activities and real facts. No more piecing together outdated or wrong information from the internet. 

The Real Haiti Academy is the ONLY site that provides a digital journey to Haiti. Discover a huge library of factual and cultural tools to learn and teach about a place that is often portrayed in a negative way.  

How does The Real Haiti Academy work?

The Real Haiti Academy is member only access with tools under your exclusive login, unique to you or your organization. We release fresh content and send you emails to keep you up-to-date. All of the materials are digital, which also means they are printable! You can view videos, do activity lessons and worksheets about Haiti, the Haitian culture and learn bits of the Haitian Creole language.

The language activities all have English translation on them so you don't need to speak Creole to teach it!

Once you're in, you have access to the materials forever. You can login as many times a day as you want. You can also have several emails associated with your account for access. 

No more piecing together outdated or wrong information from the internet. ​

What is Inside The Real Haiti Academy?

The Real Haiti Academy is exclusive access to multimedia learning tools about Haiti. Finally, families and educators have a digital space to go to for positive, factual information about Haiti and the Haitian culture.

There's more to Haiti than sensationalism. If you're looking for more than articles about the 2010 earthquake or about Haiti being the "poorest country in the western hemisphere," stick around. We are the only website offering access to this type of resource.

The Real Haiti Academy makes it both easy and fun for people to enrich their knowledge about Haiti through the Internet. It's designed to take you on a virtual experience of Haiti and give you a new or refreshed perspective of the Haitian culture.

​​What's inside:

• Geographical info
• Numbers in Creole from 1-20
• Counting animals activity
• Creole alphabet with the letter and phonetic spelling
• Colors in Creole
• Outdoor and environment recognition
• Shapes in Creole with drawing activity
• Months of the year and birthday vocabulary
• Haitian food identification
• Vegetable coloring activity
• Fruit recognition
• Identify body parts and people
• Birds and insect identification
• Haiti Bingo game
• Tap Tap bus coloring page
• Haitian flag coloring page
• Haitian lullaby 
• Creole children's song
• Haitian riddle activity
• Historical stamp recognition 
• Facts about Haiti, the flag and photos
• Cultural dance and celebrations
• Haitian Creole Proverbs
• Sea Life and animal identification
• Cultural symbols like the flag, neg mawon and the national flower

“I grew up in the U.S. with Haitian parents and I didn't learn a whole lot about my background. I want to share cultural activities with my kids. Thanks for the info!”​ - Luca, Videographer

You won't find this unique information anywhere else!

Family/Individual Lifetime Access to The Real Haiti Academy

$99.00

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School/Organization Lifetime Access to The Real Haiti Academy

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Who should join The Real Haiti Academy?

Our typical members fall into one of these categories:

• Haitian-American families (Creole speaking or not) who want to teach about their roots and cultural identities
• Parents looking to teach their kids about cultural awareness and diversity
• Schools, teachers (especially ESOL) or homeschoolers looking for ‘culture in the classroom’ tools
• Students who immigrated from Haiti who are learning English
• Travelers preparing to go to Haiti, especially with children
• Organizations who work with Haitian students
  

No more spending countless hours piecing together outdated facts and/or creating learning activities! 

Who created The Real Haiti Academy and WHY?

We are Diana and Endy, a husband and wife team living in Florida with our two boys. We started traveling to Haiti regularly over a decade ago and The Real Haiti blog was born. We were selected as winners of the former Minister of Tourism's rebranding contest with the slogan, "Experience It" or "Se La Pou'w La!" We also got to meet former President Michel Martelly, a career highlight!

The Real Haiti blog has expanded to offer The Real Haiti Academy for access to teaching resources on Haiti and the Haitian culture. Being a non-native Creole speaker, Diana searched for tools to use to teach their boys, but sadly didn't find much. The little she found was outdated, expensive or about an orphan. So, we created our own learning resources. Along with verbal practice, our boys are using Creole words, and most importantly, they are growing up with a proud and positive image of their Haitian culture! 

It is our life passion to be a resource for fun, unique, modern and factual information about Haiti, the Haitian culture and Haitian Creole!

With access to The Real Haiti Academy, students will be familiarized with Haiti and the Haitian culture in a positive light. They will be prepared to encourage others to learn about the other side of Haiti. The catalogued worksheets, cultural activities and stories are typically passed down orally, but now students have a collection for themselves, their family, school or organization.

“My students in the classroom from Haiti are so excited that we have lessons about their homeland. They really appreciate the variety of information, and so do I!”​ - Jillian, ESOL Teacher