Be sure to enter our giveaway below, part of our World Cup for Kids Project. If you’re a soccer fan, you probably already know what a vuvuzela is. It’s that loud stadium horn that became famous when the World Cup was held in South Africa and has appeared all around the globe since then! And […]
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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.
By Chelsea Lee Smith This post is part of the Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month Blog hop (see details below). I am excited to share this new page which features 7 posts that introduce the country and culture of Papua New Guinea. The “Learning about Papua New Guinea” series includes: Introducing the Country of Papua New
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A look at Sports and Expat Families, from a family in the Netherlands My family and I have been living in the Netherlands almost two years. My boys are 3 (twins) and 5 years old and attend a public, traditional neighborhood school. We’ve gotten really lucky finding a small village in North Brabant and have
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By Aleney & Raffles from Boy Eats World A reflection on the significance of global food adventures for kids When my five-year old son, Raffles, asked me, “Mama, do you know what my favourite thing in the world is?” I naturally assumed that it would involve a guitar playing Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle with a
