Maya and Leela Present: Dances of India is a beautiful cultural children’s book representing the dances, rhythm, and music from India. My child is enthralled by this book because it has two of his favorite elements in children’s books: animals, and music. Each animal is a dancer performing with instruments,Read More →
This month we’re celebrating Native American Heritage Month with a beautiful Navajo sand art activity and Native American corn husk dolls. Little one and I read this wonderful book called Many Nations: An Alphabet of Native America we loved the images of native tribes, and what each letter stood for. For example,Read More →
Until I moved to the U.S.A. I had never really heard about Día de los Muertos (as it’s celebrated here in the U.S.A. and Mexico). Not knowing much about the celebration perse, I was thrilled when my friend Becky at Kid World Citizen came out with a Day of the Dead Unit.Read More →
Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated every year throughout the country from September 15 through October 15 to recognize the contributions of Hispanics and the important presence of Hispanic and Latino Americans in the United States and to celebrate their heritage and culture. Not having many opportunities to celebrate this monthRead More →
Puerto Rico is a small island in the Caribbean rich with history, culture, and tropical weather all-year long. While vacationing in Puerto Rico there was so much to do, and very little time. So we squeezed as much as we could in a two weeks time frame. From enjoying theRead More →
As a bilingual parent I’ve faced many challenges raising a bilingual child. Therefore, I can’t imagine how challenging it would be for a monolingual parent. I’ve been asked by many monolingual parents if they can actually raise a bilingual child, and my answer is yes, of course! When there’s aRead More →