On July 6, 1907 Frida Kahlo was born. She’s considered one of Mexico’s greatest painters, and she was well known for her self-portraits. Her story although tragic is one of overcoming personal struggles. She was an activist and married fellow painter Diego Rivera. Today many celebrate her asRead More →
Two years ago, my son received a precious gift from a Jewish pen-pal. It was a package with two dreidels (a small four-sided spinning top with a Hebrew letter on each side), chocolate coins with the Hanukkah menorah engraved on it, erasers, a letter and other fun goodies. To this day,Read More →
We are pumped with the upcoming Olympics and what better way to learn about the participating countries by making a craft and reading about the country. In today’s Discovering Sweden with Kids Series post we are sharing with you a fun, and simple way to make a Dala horse craftRead More →
Taking a stroll through the library, I came across the book: Malala, a Brave Girl from Pakistan/Iqbal, a Brave Boy from Pakistan: Two Stories of Bravery by Jeanette Winter. (Aff. link) What caught my attention was that the book was a two in one. Two stories in one book, youRead More →
My child loves anything and everything animals. Just this past week we made a wetland diorama with pond, animals, and all for his school project. So I found it fitting to learn about Singapore’s wildlife and reserves for this month’s Multicultural Kid Blogs’ Global Learning for Kids Series exploring Singapore. ForRead More →
