I have been living in the United Arab Emirates for the past 5 years and a major part of my school years I spent in the beautiful island of pearls – Bahrain. This very fact makes me always closer to the middle eastern cultural heritage because I grew up in this air and I am […]
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Hi everyone! I am Tara from Tara’s Multicultural Table and this is my first time writing for Multicultural Kid Blogs. Different cultures have always fascinated me. I was born in Japan, spent my early childhood in Germany, and now live in the United States with my Filipino-American husband and two young children. On my site, I search
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RELATED: Olympics for Kids The 2016 Olympics in Rio started last Friday, and the television is always on at our house. This is very unusual for us, but we made an exception so we can cheer on our favorite Arabic speaking athletes at the 2016 Olympics Games. At the 2016 Rio Games, there are 486
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Ramadan Kareem and Marhaba (Welcome in Arabic) to our Global Learning for Kids series focusing on Libya. Global Learning for Kids is a series from Multicultural Kid Blogs about exploring the world with kids through crafts, books, recipes, activities, and more! Each month we will feature a country and host a link party to collect posts
I want to tell you about my Expat Eid. How my family shares the joy even though we are miles away… What is an Expat Eid? That is the term I use to describe how expatriate Muslims mark the end of the holy month of Ramadan or Hajj while living abroad. No doubt, when you
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