Mommy I can read in Spanish!
A few years ago, I could only dream of one day hearing these words: “Mommy I can read in Spanish!”Read More →
Hanukkah Resources for Kids
Two years ago, my son received a precious gift from a Jewish pen-pal. It was a package with two dreidels (a small four-sided spinning top with a Hebrew letter on each side), chocolate coins with the Hanukkah menorah engraved on it, erasers, a letter and other fun goodies. To this day,Read More →
Wrapped Up! Pasteles, Tamales, Humitas and More…
As a Puerto Rican, pasteles are ingrained in my heart! Then I was introduced to the tamales… Read More →
Learning Spanish at the Zoo: Animals (Animales)
“Z” is for zoo and for zoológico! This post is about learning Spanish at the zoo, and Spanish zoo books for kids. Read More →
Puerto Rican Flamboyant Tree
Although the Puerto Rican Flamboyant tree is not the island’s national tree, it is one of the most beautiful and recognizable trees across the island. They are colorful, and very majestic. Hailing from Madagascar these exotic trees have adapted to it’s natural environment on the island. “El flamboyán” in SpanishRead More →

