Every week in kindergarten little one is learning a new set of sight words. To make learning fun and reinforce at home I came up with a simple idea: cut lettered paint chips and glue to match the words on the paper. I wrote the sight words on a blankRead More →
This is our last and fourth installment of our series Discovering Our Taíno Ancestry. In our recent trip to Puerto Rico we bought a great selection of books in Spanish. Our favorite is Kiki Kokí La Leyenda Encantada del Coquí (Kiki Kokí The Enchanted Legend of the Coquí).Read More →
During our past summer vacation I really, really wanted to take little man, and my husband to the La Cueva del Indio to see firsthand the Taíno petroglyphs. Unfortunately, due to time constraints, we weren’t able to go.Read More →
I have seen so many wonderful lists of children’s books to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month that I was inspired to create a list of our top five Puerto Rican children’s books to celebrate throughout this month. We have these books at home, and they are my child’s favorite. 1. KikiRead More →
This is the second installment of Discovering Our Taíno Ancestry series. In our first installment, little one learned about his Taíno culture with a sensory “yucayeque” village that we made. Today’s post is all about learning more in detail about the cemíes and dujos that were in his yucayeque. Luckily I was ableRead More →