Multicultural Kid Blogs is proud to celebrate National Poetry Month with a this printable activity pack that introduces children to poets around the world! Poetry is important for children. If you are a parent, all you have to do is take one look at your home library and examine your children’s first books. Nursery rhymes, […]
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It’s almost time for the Summer Games when more than 10,000 world-class athletes will descend on Paris, France, to compete in 32 different sports with the entire world watching. Whether you tune in for track, swimming, or surfing, it’s clear that the Summer Games is about much more than athleticism and fierce competition. It’s also
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Until the Blueberries Grow by Jennifer Wolf Kam, illustrated by Sally Walker A Story About Change. Ben lives next door to his great-grandpa, Zayde (the Yiddish term for grandfather). When Zayde declares his intention to downsize, Ben begs him to stay “until the blueberries grow.” Then “until the grapes are ripe,” “until the snow falls,”
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Any sort of travel is educational, but there are ways you can make learning a more integrated part of your travel. This post features five simple ways to learn while traveling with kids. 5 Tips on How to Combine Learning with Family Travel I’ve traveled a lot with my children – from road trips to
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Aside from being bilingual in Spanish and English and kicking off with his Tagalog (my national language from the Philippines), my son is in touch and connected with our world. He understands how big and diverse our universe is and even if we come from different backgrounds, ethnic groups, or origins, we are all the
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