The World Cup is truly a multicultural event – global in a way that virtually no other sporting event is. For many, attending the World Cup is a lifelong quest or dream. I’ve followed the World Cup with a little bit of jealousy through the Facebook thread of a friend of mine, another multicultural mama, who […]
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By Rita Rosenback from www.multilingualparenting.com I am sure we all agree that traveling broadens the mind and teaches us about different cultures and languages. Being away from your everyday environment forces you to re-evaluate your own surroundings and often also makes you appreciate what you have – this is true both for adults and children.
I have two boys ages 10 and 7 who for a large part of their lives were monolingual, English speakers. We had always wanted to raise multilingual kids and introduce them to Arabic and French (the languages of my husband’s home country – Morocco). But we lacked the resources and drive to do so. Then
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In the past 1 year I’ve been a part of a wonderful project – Around the World in 12 Dishes, initiated by Glittering Muffins and over 12 participants, most of whom are fellow MKB members. I joined for the 2nd season and the 3rd one is about to take off! I really enjoyed cooking with
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Multicultural Kid Blogs is a a community of like minded parents with one goal – raising world citizens, through arts, activities, crafts, food, language, and love. With a new year comes new year’s resolutions, and a group of multicultural bloggers are sharing their new year’s resolution with us: Olga from Olga Mecking’s resolution is “to work
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