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Multicultural Kid Blogs

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

How we Foster a Multicultural Mindset in our Family

January 30, 2023 by Isay Cabugon 1 Comment

How we Foster a Multicultural Mindset in our Family - Multicultural Kid Blogs

by 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 […]

Filed Under: Children's Activities, Education, Global Learning for Kids, Parenting, Teaching Global Citizenship Tagged With: multicultural, multicultural activities, multicultural books, multicultural cooking

Visiting Cultural Festivals to Teach Kids about Other Cultures

September 26, 2022 by Kali

by I don’t know about where you live but, in our area, it seems the end of summer and beginning of fall is the time for festivals! Cultural festivals can be a great way to introduce your kids to cultures from around the world. We recently visited our local festival in Kansas City, the Ethnic […]

Filed Under: Family Activities, Learning About Culture, Teaching Global Citizenship Tagged With: capoeria, ethnic, ethnic enrichment, fashion show, Iran, Malaysia, passports, Phillipines, Puerto Rico, tostones, traditional dress

What’s in a Name? Three Tips for Helping Others Get Your Child’s Name Right

July 18, 2022 by Rachel Gupta

by My husband and I spent weeks agonizing over the perfect name for our son. We wanted each part of his name to be significant, full of good values and character. For us, our child’s name would not be something we chose just because it was popular or sounded pretty. It was an opportunity to […]

Filed Under: Back to School, Learning About Culture, Teaching Global Citizenship Tagged With: Baby Names, first day of school, pneumonic, pronunciation

7 Quotes to Empower and Inspire Women

March 14, 2022 by Varya

by Today I would like to share with you 7 of my favorite quotes to empower and inspire women. As a mom to girls, I find this to be an important topic. But, as you read on, you will discover that there are other reasons to share these messages. “The world of humanity is possessed […]

Filed Under: Heritage Months, Teaching Global Citizenship, Women's History Month, Women's History Month Tagged With: Abdul Baha, Gloria Steinem, Isabelle Allende, Malala Yousufzai, Maya Angelou, Michelle Obama, quotes, Ruhiyyih Khanum, Ruth Bader Ginsburg

4 Spectacular New Children’s Books Written by Black Authors

February 21, 2022 by Jasmine Shegog

black woman and black child reading a book together and smiling

by Black Authors in Literature are Important The Black community currently faces a huge problem. This problem is only growing worse during the pandemic: Low literacy rates, high dropout rates, and most books in curriculum and schools written by non-Black authors. According to the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), a sector of the U.S. […]

Filed Under: Black History Month, Books for Children, Global Learning for Kids, Heritage Months, Parenting, Teaching Diversity, Teaching Global Citizenship Tagged With: children's books, diverse children's books, diversity, education, multicultural children's books, teaching diversity

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