Visiting the Río Abajo State Forest was such an amazing experience. In the summer of 2021, I came across an article about the Puerto Rican parrots in captivity developing dialects. The biologists were concerned that once released they wouldn’t be able to integrate into the wild. My children’s book CocoRead More →
What do parrandas, tamales, charamico, panetón have in common? They are all elements of Latin American Christmas traditions! I created this fun and no-prep resource with my learners in mind to celebrate their bicultural/Latino family traditions and introduce new Latin American holiday traditions to my non-bicultural students. The bingo gamesRead More →
Autora invitada: Erica de Mamás por el mundo Existen pocos recursos sobre la crianza bilingüe en adolescentes. ¿Cuál es mi secreto? Consejos: El mayor secreto para iniciarse en algo es tener la motivación y en cuanto a crianza se refiere es algo fácil de identificar y no tan sencillo deRead More →
There’s nothing more empowering than telling our bilingual children or students that being bilingual is their superpower! This is something that I have repeated constantly and continue to do so with my teenager. The “Bilingualism is a superpower” free printables are in both English and Spanish with these phrases: “SerRead More →
La cotorra puertorriqueña es un patrimonio nacional de Puerto Rico y también es el personaje principal de mi libro infantil Coco, la cotorra puertorriqueña. Por lo que me da mucho gusto compartir esta publicación con ustedes. Día Mundial del Loro (de la cotorra) ¿Sabías que el 31 de mayo deRead More →
If you’ve been following me for a while you know that I have Puerto Rico on my mind 24-7. I love creating resources about Puerto Rico and I’m super excited to share them with you. These would have been awesome to have when my son was little, nonetheless, these willRead More →