Hmong Made Simple is a yearly subscription product that early educators, elementary school teachers, or Hmong Cultural & Language programs can use to teach their students about the Hmong culture & language. The learning units provided are simple for teachers to understand and intriguing for students of all backgrounds to follow along as they learn in a fun and exciting way.

The intended audience is students ages 3-11 years old.

Hmong Made Simple and Hmong Culture Camps are not the same. Hmong Made Simple is a product created by the founder of Hmong Culture Camps, Bouasavnh Lor, whereas Hmong Culture Camps is a nonprofit organization that aims to nourish Hmong heritage through biliteracy.

The goal of Hmong Made Simple is to help early educators and elementary school teachers learn about the Hmong through our interactive and easy-to-follow curriculum.

Hmong Made Simple was created for early education educators, elementary school teachers, dual language instructors, and language & cultural educators who want to teach their students about the Hmong language, culture, and heritage.

A Hmong Made Simple subscription allows for 10 users and each additional user will cost $100. The price for nonprofit organizations is $1,500 annually. The price for schools in Merced County is $2,000 annually. The price for Beta testers is $2,500 annually. The cost for all other schools is $5,000 yearly annually.

Hmong Made Simple has six unique units: common phrases, culture, children’s songs, arts and dance, reading/storytelling, and Hmong games. There are also bonus resources that educators receive, along with new resources that will be added yearly.

Although teaching children how to speak Hmong is one of our goals, Hmong Made Simple does not have that capability yet. We offer lessons on a variety of Hmong subjects.

If you are interested in a personal demonstration of the product, don't hesitate to get in touch with us.

Hmong Made Simple is for all educators teaching children 3 - 11 years old. You don’t have to be a dual language school in order to purchase the program. The program can be used by anyone who wants to introduce the Hmong language and culture to their students.