Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated from September 15 – October 15 every year. That’s thirty days to learn about thirty notable Hispanic figures during this month! I have a confession to make! Every year, around this time I say to myself that this month we’re going to dedicate some ofRead More →
Sweet tooth anyone? Perhaps, sweets from Europe? Yes, please! A few weeks ago we participated in a global candy swap, and we were thrilled to explore Germany’s and France’s sweet treats!Read More →
My 8 yr. old loves watching The Food Network Channel. His favorite show is Cake Wars. He was excited with the “Sea World theme” from one of the episodes. Hence, his request to make a strawberry banana Nutella cake with crushed walnuts that looked like a shark! Say what?? My headRead 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 →
Monica Puig became Puerto Rico’s first gold medalist during the Rio 2016 Olympics and Jasmine Camacho-Quinn, became the second gold medalist during the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Despite the fact that Puerto Rico is an unincorporated U.S. territory it has participated in the Olympics as an “independent” country. This is due toRead More →