This post is part of the Multicultural Kid Blogs World Cup Series for Kids. For each day that the United States soccer team plays during the FIFA World Cup I will be sharing with you an interesting fact and craft about the U.S. Today’s post is about U.S. Lighthouses, and a simpleRead More →
This summer we’re gearing up for three road trips!!! We’re excited, and looking forward to making memories. So we checked out this book at the library The Night Before Summer Vacation by Natasha Wing. It’s a fun story of the craziness, and excitement when getting ready for a road trip.Read More →
There’s nothing that makes me prouder than my Puerto Rican flag. I’m committed to instilling in my son the same pride that I feel when I see it! As I look at the flag I can’t help but start humming & singing, ♫¡Que bonita bandera, que bonita bandera, que bonitaRead More →
Flickr Common Creatives/Photographer Digo_Souza Living literally in “football” country… “soccer” tends to take the back burner. Nonetheless, we do have soccer programs for the children in our community. Little one’s first soccer game was when he was 3 yrs. old, and he’s played every year since. To get into the excitement,Read More →
Both little one and I were excitedly looking forward to his new advanced Spanish immersion program. He was thrilled to find out that he was going to be in the advanced session! His new group consisted of three adults, one child (9 yrs. old) and my 5 yr. old. HisRead More →