Have you been wondering how to make Puerto Rican polvorones? Yes, the polvorones topped with guava or sprinkles that is are the ultimate comfort cookie. Puerto Rican polvorones is like a shortbread cookie with guava or sprinkles that is delicious, tasty and just right! During our holiday vacation to PuertoRead More →
To celebrate Black History Month this year I’ve compiled a list of children’s book to read throughout this month. Some of these books we own, others we checked out at our local library. Below you’ll read about the underground railroad, a march during the Civil Rights Movement, and a muleRead More →
The weather was cool, and the sun was shining. A beautiful day indeed to visit our very first Native American Cherokee Trail River Festival. Upon our arrival we can see the tents set-up with Native American crafts, walking sticks, dreamcatchers, and more. An arena was set in a center circleRead More →
Alma Flor Ada and F. Isabel Campoy take you on a journey of the first inhabitants of Spanish-speaking lands in the children’s book En Alas del Condor (Puertas al Sol) (affiliate link) with beautiful illustrations on the history and culture of the indigenous peoples of Latin America and their contributions. Source: Chasqui, condor,Read More →
Although Puerto Rico is a small island it is huge in heart! On November 19, the island celebrates Día de la Cultura Puertorriqueña y el descubrimiento de Puerto Rico (Day of Puerto Rican Culture, and the Discovery of the Island). However, in good Puerto Rican spirit, the celebration extends toRead More →
I love participating in the Multicultural Kid Blogs Global Learning for Kids Series. It gives us an opportunity as a family to research and learn about another country. This month’s country is Peru. We’re thrilled to learn about Peru. A beautiful country in South America, surrounded by Ecuador, Colombia, Brazil, Bolivia,Read More →