As a teacher, I always enjoyed the depth in which Patricia Polacco has written her books for children. I discovered a treasure when I happened to come across a copy of Tucky Jo and Little Heart. It is the true tale of the life of a young soldier and his relationship with a young girl. […]
Tucky Jo and Little Heart: The Importance of Multicultural Literature Read More »
RELATED POST: Native American Cultures: The Elders Are Watching What Is A Talking Feather? The Native American tradition of using a talking feather (or talking stick or stone) is just one example of the many cultures around the world that have developed wonderful tools that help ensure everyone has a voice in their community. Although every
The Talking Feather: A Powerful Tool For Learning To Listen Read More »
Learn a little about West Africa through these 8 fun facts about Ghana. And don’t forget to scroll to the bottom of the page for exciting activities and games that will help you and your kids learn more! 1. Ghana is a West African country bordering Côte d’Ivoire to the west, Burkina Faso to the north,
8 Fun Facts about Ghana + Activities and Games to Learn More! Read More »
Having friends from all walks of life helps our children be open to change, and diversity. Fostering multicultural friendships will provide for a firm foundation on which the child will grow into a non-biased adult global citizen. RELATED POST: Why Multicultural Moms Love Reading with Their Kids Read how these amazing mamas foster multicultural friendships in their children:
How To Foster Multicultural Friendships Read More »
It’s that time of the year again where we are ready to bring in yet another year. Can you believe how fast this year has flown by? Everyone is starting to think about their New Year’s Resolutions, the most popular being personal resolutions like losing weight, or quitting a bad habit. As a parent raising
New Year’s Resolutions for Multilingual Families Read More »
