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Multicultural Kid Blogs

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

Joy Sun Bear Celebrates Ramadan in Iran

June 20, 2016 by Joy Sun Bear

Joy Sun Bear celebrates Ramadan in Iran Teaching diversity through stories Multicultural kid blogs

by Hello friends! My name is Joy Sun Bear, and as you may have guessed, I’m a sun bear from the island of Sumatra in West Indonesia. Today I want to share with you about celebrating Ramadan in Iran! In my home country there are many Muslims, people who are followers of the religion called Islam. […]

Filed Under: Holidays Around the World, Iran, Islam, Learning About Culture, Ramadan Tagged With: celebrating Ramadan, child-friendly introduction to Iran, culture, diversity, Holidays Around the World, Iran, Ramadan for families, Ramadan in Iran

5 Tips to De-Mystify Iran with Kids

August 24, 2015 by Homa Sabet Tavangar

Persian dishes | Pop Sugar

by Thanks to a 36-year social and economic embargo between Iran and most industrialized nations, Iran remains a mysterious, misunderstood nation. As a generation of parents who might remember the 1979-80 hostage crisis and associate images of angry protesters burning American flags on Tehran’s streets, or simply have no personal contact with Iran or Iranians […]

Filed Under: Baha'i Faith, Iran, Learning About Culture Tagged With: Baha'i Faith, Iran, Iran for kids, learning about culture, Persian culture for kids, Rumi, Zoroastrianism

A Weeknight Persian Picnic

August 17, 2015 by Amanda Mouttaki

by One of my favorite cuisines in the entire world is Persian (Iranian). I can’t even remember the first time I tried it though I have a feeling it was when we were living in Washington DC and were exposed to dozens of different cuisines. The long tandoori flat breads, perfectly cooked meats, and piles […]

Filed Under: Cooking, Global Learning for Kids, Iran, Multicultural Meal Plan Monday Tagged With: Iran recipes, Iranian cooking, multicultural cooking with kids, multicultural food, Persian recipes, picnic ideas

A Child-Friendly Introduction to Iran

August 4, 2015 by Varya

Magic Carpet Craft | Little Blue School

by Iran (Islamic Republic of Iran) جمهوری اسلامی ایران Jomhuri-ye Eslāmi-ye Irān Iran is a beautiful country in the Middle East located by the coasts of Caspian Sea and Indian Ocean. Since it is one of the countries of my children’s heritage, I’d like to share with you a child-friendly introduction to Iran, with some […]

Filed Under: Baha'i Faith, Global Learning for Kids, Iran, Islam, Learning About Culture Tagged With: child-friendly introduction to Iran, global learning for kids, Iran, Iran for kids, Iranian crafts, Iranian food, Persia, Persian crafts, Persian recipes

Books to Help You Explore the Middle East

August 3, 2015 by Carrie P

by As we prepared the Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month Blog Series and Giveaway for May, we decided we needed a separate month for Middle Eastern and North African Heritage. Asia has so many diverse cultures in it, that we felt it really needed more than one month to celebrate all the diversity and learn about […]

Filed Under: Books for Children, Iran, Lebanon, North Africa and the Middle East Tagged With: children's books about the middle east, MENA, middle east, middle east and north africa, Middle Eastern and North African heritage, Middle Eastern cookbooks, Middle Eastern cooking, Middle Eastern stories, multicultural children's books, multicultural kids' books

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