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Chinese New Year Board Book: Author Interview

January 2, 2023 by Mia Wenjen

It’s Chinese New Year, Curious George

by Chinese New Year begins Sunday, January 22, 2022, and it’s the Year of the Rabbit! Celebrate with Maria Wen Adcock’s debut children’s book, It’s Chinese New Year, Curious George. We also have a Q&A to learn more about this Chinese New Year board book and her author journey. Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. […]

Filed Under: Books for Children, Chinese New Year, Learning About Culture Tagged With: books about Lunar New Year, books for kids about Chinese culture, children's books about Chinese New Year, children's books about lunar new year, Chinese american books, Chinese children's books, Chinese New Year Board Book, Chinese New Year books, Curious George books, Curious George by Maria Wen Adcock, It’s Chinese New Year, Maria Wen Adcock with her debut children's book!

10 Fascinating Facts about Newton, MA

October 11, 2021 by Mia Wenjen

by Welcome to Newton, MA, a fascinating city about seven miles west of Boston. I have lived here for more than twenty years — right over the Mass Pike in West Newton Hills. My husband and I also raised our three children here. Newton, MA is a liberal and wealthy small town. As it turns […]

Filed Under: Fun Facts Series, Learning About Culture, Native and Indigenous Cultures, Teaching Diversity Tagged With: 10 facts, 10 fun facts series, Massachusetts, native american, native american history, Newton, racism, structural racism

Children’s Books about Asian Pacific American Athletes

May 10, 2021 by Mia Wenjen

Children's Books about Asian Pacific American Athletes

by Today’s media often perpetuates many harmful stereotypes. For example, Asian Pacific American women are often sexualized as either submissive or “dragon ladies.” Moreover, Asian Pacific American men are often depicted as nerdy and emasculated. Nothing could be further from the truth. Asian Pacific Americans are regular people like everyone else. And showing only one, […]

Filed Under: Asia, Books for Children Tagged With: Asian Pacific American Athletes, children's books, Children's Books about Asian Pacific American Athletes, diverse children's books, multicultural children's books

Fold an Easy Origami Sumo and the Tokyo Olympics

April 29, 2020 by Mia Wenjen

Fold an Easy Origami Sumo and the Tokyo Olympics

by The Tokyo Olympics are postponed for one year but we can still learn about Japanese culture. Did you know that sumo was being considered as an exhibition sport for the Tokyo Olympics? Sumo wasn’t chosen because only a few countries with a sizeable Japanese ex-pat population had sumo. Karate was chosen instead. But I […]

Filed Under: Learning About Culture, Olympics Tagged With: arts and crafts origami, children's books, children's crafts, Japan, Olympics, Olympics activities, Olympics crafts, origami

Top 10: Diwali Books for Kids

November 6, 2015 by Mia Wenjen

Top 10 Diwali Books for Kids

by I knew so little about Diwali other than it’s a celebration of the Festival of Lights that I really enjoyed reading a pile of books to learn more. What’s interesting is that each of these 10 books revealed a different and unique aspect of this holiday. Map from TravBuddy by

Filed Under: Books for Children, Diwali, Hinduism, Holidays Around the World, India Tagged With: Diwali Books for Kids, diwali festival of lights, diwali food, diwali for kids

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