While researching Native American food I didn’t realize how similar they are to South American cuisine. It comes to show that all of the indigenous tribes in the Americas are connected through food. Today I’m excited to share five tasty indigenous recipes you can make to celebrate Native American HeritageRead More →
Indigenous Peoples’ Day is celebrated in October and Native American Heritage Month is celebrated during the month of November. Last year I wrote a lengthy post on Taíno children’s books to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day but somehow I lost it when I updated my blog. Eeek! I know! Nonetheless, IRead More →
The weather was cool, and the sun was shining. A beautiful day indeed to visit our very first Native American Cherokee Trail River Festival. Upon our arrival we can see the tents set-up with Native American crafts, walking sticks, dreamcatchers, and more. An arena was set in a center circleRead More →
Alma Flor Ada and F. Isabel Campoy take you on a journey of the first inhabitants of Spanish-speaking lands in the children’s book En Alas del Condor (Puertas al Sol) (affiliate link) with beautiful illustrations on the history and culture of the indigenous peoples of Latin America and their contributions. Source: Chasqui, condor,Read More →
This month we’re celebrating Native American Heritage Month with a beautiful Navajo sand art activity and Native American corn husk dolls. Little one and I read this wonderful book called Many Nations: An Alphabet of Native America we loved the images of native tribes, and what each letter stood for. For example,Read More →