Multicultural Kid Blogs

For families and educators raising world citizens, through arts, activities, crafts, food, language, and love.

Honoring Native American Heritage Month with Kids

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by There are countless ways to honor Native American Heritage Month with kids. November is Native American Heritage Month! Disclaimer: Native American Heritage Month is a U.S. holiday. This post, which focuses on the original inhabitants of the U.S., is not intended to diminish indigenous peoples from other parts of the globe. We encourage you […]

Ikebana-Inspired Paper Kid’s Craft

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by Now that it’s officially spring, it seems fitting to do a craft centered around flowers. I love to do projects with my kids inspired by the arts and crafts of other cultures which I feel adds depth and meaning to our crafts. I’ve always been drawn to the Japanese aesthetic, therefore, Japan was an […]

Discovering Our Norwegian Ancestry with Rosemaling

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by I grew up in a Norwegian American home. My maternal and paternal great grandparents emigrated to the United States in the mid-1880s. Many of the foods that I consider comfort foods are of Scandinavian origin. While family recipes have been passed down through the generations, sadly other traditions have slowly been lost. My ancestral heritage […]

Hanukkah Crafts for Kids: The Ultimate List

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by Looking for a fun Hanukkah activity to do with your kids or students? Here is the ultimate list of Hanukkah crafts for kids, from menorahs to dreidels and Stars of David. What are your favorite Hanukkah crafts for kids? Let us know in the comments! Hanukkah Crafts for Kids: The Ultimate List Menorahs Find […]

Eid Kaaba Gift Bag Tutorial

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by Eid Al Adha is a big celebration for Muslims all over the world. During this festival, we remember the prophet Ibrahim’s obedience to Allah. The story goes that Ibrahim, peace be upon him, was ordered to sacrifice his son Ismail as a test of his obedience to Allah. As he was about to do it, […]