Gullah Geechee Although I’ve been living in South Carolina for so many years it wasn’t until recently that I found out about the rich history of Gullah culture. This region starts in the coastline of South Carolina all the way through Northern Florida and it is home to an estimatedRead More →
To celebrate Black History Month this year I’ve compiled a list of children’s book to read throughout this month. Some of these books we own, others we checked out at our local library. Below you’ll read about the underground railroad, a march during the Civil Rights Movement, and a muleRead More →
I seriously squeal at the sight of Spanish children’s book! I was excited when I received this book from my sister in New York. Celebra El Dia De Mlk Jr. Con La Clase De La Sra. Park / Celebrate Mlk Jr’s Day With Mrs. Park’s Class (Cuentos Para Celebrar)Read More →
We’re celebrating Black History Month with a compilation of African American poetry for kids. Reading the beautiful poems from poets from the past, and the present allows my child to have a deeper, and more profound appreciation of his African American culture, and heritage. Black History Month Poetry Books PoetryRead More →
Black History Month is an annual observance here in the United States, Canada; and celebrated also in the United Kingdom during the month of October. Join me and six other bloggers from the Multicultural Kids Blog together as we celebrate Black History Month. During this month long celebration we will beRead More →
I love teaching our child about the different Winter holidays, and last year I hosted in our home a Cultural Playdate: “Celebrating 中國新年 (Chinese New Year).” This year I hosted a one-day Kwanzaa Winter Holiday camp for ten of my son’s friends 5 years and under. The fun part aboutRead More →