by Did you know? Christmas wasn’t declared an official holiday in the United States until June 26, 1870? The Germans made the first artificial Christmas trees out of dyed goose feathers? Christmas trees have been sold in the U.S. since 1850? Many European countries believed that spirits, both good and evil, were active during the […]
Holiday Recipes Around the World {Multicultural Meal Plan Mondays}
by Today we take a break from our usual Multicultural Meal Plan Mondays to bring you delicious holiday recipes from around the world. Enjoy! You can find more holiday ideas on our Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa Pinterest boards. Cardamon & Clementine Biscuits and Gingerbread Marshmallows from the piri-piri lexicon Honey Spice Cookies from Slovakia from […]
Multicultural Holidays in December with Free Printables
by December is a celebratory and holy month for many people around the world. I truly believe that in order to raise worldly people, we must learn about, understand and respect the customs and traditions and the multicultural holidays of people who are different from us. I always say ignorance begets fear and hate. We […]
Multicultural Kids Holiday Gift Ideas
by We are so pleased to announce the publication of our Multicultural Kids Holiday Gift Ideas! This was a true labor of love, made up of suggestions from our members for wonderful gifts for your multicultural kids! You’ll find not only ideas for everything from books and toys to music and clothing, you will also […]
El Dia de los Muertos
by It has been just over a month since my children’s haraboji (grandfather in Korean) passed away after a long battle with cancer. His passing brought up the tough question that has plagued many parents: How do you talk to your kids about death? Mis hijos y sus abuelos Death is one of the hardest […]
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