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Multicultural Kid Blogs

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

Day of the Dead Around the World

October 10, 2016 by Frances

by When you think of Day of the Dead or Día de Muertos, you often think of the Mexican holiday. But did you know that people celebrate Day of the Dead around the world, and that not all are celebrated during the same month? Day of the Dead Around the World Hungry Ghost Festival in […]

Filed Under: Buddhism, China, Christianity, Day of the Dead, Ecuador, France, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Learning About Culture, Poland, Puerto Rico, Taiwan, Teaching Diversity Tagged With: culture, Day of the Dead, dia de los muertos, diversity, family activities, global education, Holidays Around the World, multicultural activities, multicultural education, multicultural kids

Priecīgas Lieldienas – A Latvian Easter

March 7, 2016 by Liene

latvian easter traditions | multicultural kid blogs

by The last week of Lent (Holy Week) for Latvians is called klusā nedēļa, or ‘quiet week.’ The Latvian Easter traditions and customs are quite unique. I am sharing how we celebrate the week leading up to it. It is easy to carry out with your own family!   We kick off our celebrations with pūpolu svētdiena, […]

Filed Under: Christianity, Easter, Europe, Family Activities, Holidays Around the World, Latvia, Learning About Culture, Religions Tagged With: culture, Easter, Easter around the world, Easter eggs, family activities, Holidays Around the World, Latvia

Teaching Kids about Religion by Traveling Around the World or Around the Block

January 29, 2016 by Ashley Steel

by One of the great joys of traveling with kids is observing their reactions to new cultures and ideas.  Their small world, the one you created in your own home, expands with every introduction to new people, places, traditions, and religions.  In particular, travel brings many opportunities to understand and appreciate the diversity of religious […]

Filed Under: Buddhism, Christianity, Italy, Japan, Learning About Culture, Religions, Shintoism, Spain, Teaching Diversity, Teaching Global Citizenship, Travel Tagged With: family travel, religions around the world, travel with kids, world religions

Bali: Celebrate New Years 5 Times

December 28, 2015 by Orana

by Bali is one of those places where you can have the most memorable experiences possible. Being here for 10 months has really given a new perspective to our lives, and one of the reasons for that is that if you stay long enough you can take part in 5 different New Years celebrations! Especially […]

Filed Under: Bali, Buddhism, Chinese New Year, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Muharram, New Year's, Nyepi, Songkran, Thailand Tagged With: Bali, Chinese New Year, holiday celebrations, Holidays Around the World, Lunar New Year, Muharram, Muslim New Year, New Years, New Years celebrations, Nyepi, Songkran, Thai New Year

Sharing Stories and Festival Foods: Interfaith at Church and Home

April 24, 2015 by Sarah Ager

by Interview with Vicki Garlock, Founder of Faith Seeker Kids I’m delighted to share an interview with one of my role models and interfaith inspirations, Vicki Garlock. We discussed her brilliant interfaith work with children in her role as founder of Faith Seeker Kids and curriculum developer at Jubilee! Community Church in Asheville, North Carolina. […]

Filed Under: Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, Learning About Culture, Religions, Teaching Diversity Tagged With: children, Church, Faith, Faith Seeker Kids, Families, home, interfaith, Religions, traditions

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