Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase I’ll receive a small monetary compensation that helps support my blog. Thanks! I’m recommending these because we actually own them and have enjoyed reading them.Read More →
We’ve all read how the tweens/teens stage is hard. It’s even harder to encourage them to read especially if it’s reading in the minority language. With that being said, I’m happy to share what I’ve been doing to promote reading in Spanish in our home. These tips apply to anyRead More →
A Puerto Rican DNA conundrum. I am often asked what am I. I’ll go ahead and give you my answer, I’m all three. Earlier this week I was asked if I was Spanish or Native American. This is a question that I get asked often. Hence, no one ever asks ifRead More →
‘Feet, what do I need you for when I have wings to fly? -Frida Kahlo I’m excited to feature for Women’s History Month the children’s book, Frida, Queen of the Canvas by author Claire Tomkinson and illustrator Denise Muzzio. Disclosure: I was gifted a copy of this book for theRead More →
Here at Discovering the World Through My Son’s Eyes, we’ve had many fun Easter crafts and Spanish activities! Here’s a round-up of what we’ve done. One of my son’s favorite Easter books in Spanish “La Historia de la resurrección de Jesús” a simple adaptation of the resurrection of Jesus andRead More →
Discover the diverse blend of the Puerto Rican ancestry of indigenous Taínos, Africans, and Spanish heritage that defines our racial makeup. Puerto Rican Ancestry Puerto Ricans are a beautiful mix of indigenous Taínos, Africans, and Spanish ancestry; and they come in all shades and skin tones. So it’s hard toRead More →