I’ve been looking for templates I can use with English and Spanish headers but haven’t had any luck. So I decided to make my own. I made ten free comic strip printables in English and Spanish. This is a fun activity to do with kids on rainy or lazy daysRead More →
Not many people know this but recently I’ve ventured into the Ketogenic lifestyle. Therefore, I’ve had to recreate many of my favorite recipes. With this uber hot weather that we’ve been having here in South Carolina and with summer literally right around the corner I’ve been really wanting to haveRead More →
A week ago I shared on Facebook how I was going to beat the summer slide and my son’s reaction is hilarious. Nevertheless, we need to do what we need to do for our kids. I know they’ll thank us later. Am I right? The English workbooks that you seeRead More →
The traditional “Festival de las máscaras” Hatillo Mask Festival is celebrated on December 28th in the town of Hatillo, Puerto Rico. Both my son and I were there to see the “caravana” of floats with giant speakers, decorated jeeps, and cars blasting their music. The participants wear very elaborate and colorfulRead More →
Create a meaningful shoebox ofrenda altar with your child for Day of the Dead. Making a shoebox ofrenda altar was a way for my son to find closure when his beloved grandpa passed away. In January 2016, my father-in-law passed away. How do you tell your 8-year-old that his belovedRead More →
José Campeche is Puerto Rico’s first and most significant painter of the 18th century. He was born on January 6, 1751, to Tomás Campeche a freed slave who purchased his freedom, and to María Jordán originally from the Canary Islands. Of Afro-Caribbean descent, Campeche learned his father’s trade of decoratorRead More →