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Multicultural Kid Blogs

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

Interesting Facts about the Long History and Relationship Between Spain and the Philippines

December 19, 2022 by Isay Cabugon

Interesting facts about the relationship and history between Spain and the Philippines | Multicultural Kid Blogs

by In this short article, I will share interesting facts about the relationship between Spain and the Philippines. These two countries started as friends and have remained friends, overcoming the test of time, despite being on different continents and in different time zones. History shows that Spain and the Philippines have shared a very long […]

Filed Under: Fun Facts Series, Learning About Culture, Teaching Diversity Tagged With: architecture, botin, Catholicism, christmas, colonization, galleon trade, holy week, jose rizal, novena, Spanish, tagalog

Christmas Cookies and New Traditions

December 7, 2020 by Rabiya

by The holidays look a little different this year! In light of the pandemic, many families have to readjust and rethink how they will celebrate. My family will certainly miss checking out the city’s light displays and attending the ballet. But, we’re keeping things creative with some new traditions! I’m sharing some of our favorite […]

Filed Under: Books for Children, Christmas, Cooking, Cooking with children, Holidays Around the World Tagged With: children's books, christmas, Christmas around the world, Christmas books, cooking, cooking with kids, family activities, international cooking, international recipes, kids' activities

Inexpensive Gift Ideas for the 2020 Holiday Season

November 16, 2020 by Nikita Gupta

by The Holidays Are Here It is no secret that holiday traditions and gift buying will be different this year due to the rise of the global pandemic caused by COVID-19. Social distancing is still in full effect, and millions are facing financial constraints. So, inexpensive gift ideas for the 2020 holiday season are a […]

Filed Under: Christmas, Global Gifts, Parenting, Toys Tagged With: christmas, covid, covid19, gifts for her, gifts for him, gifts for kids, global pandemic, holiday gift ideas, holiday gift ideas for 2020, inexpensive gift ideas, safe holiday, social distancing, virtual holidays

Christmas Season in Ethiopia

December 6, 2019 by Carrie P

by Christmas is celebrated in over 160 countries around the world. Today we explore Ethiopia. First, Ethiopia does not use the Gregorian calendar that much of the rest of the world does. Instead, they still use the Julian calendar with twelve months of 30 days and the thirteenth month of five days. But, on leap […]

Filed Under: Catholicism, Christianity, Christmas, Epiphany, Ethiopia, Holidays Around the World Tagged With: christmas, Ethiopia, holidays, traditions

Catholic Feast Days and Traditions During Advent

November 27, 2019 by Alexis - Kids Spanish Book Club

by Many questions tend to come up this time of year – especially when it comes to Catholic celebrations. What is Advent about? Why do Catholics have a special devotion to the Blessed Mother? Why do some equate St. Nicholas with Santa Claus? Read on for tips on how to introduce your children to some […]

Filed Under: Advent, Catholicism, Christianity, Christmas Tagged With: Advent, Catholicism, christmas, Christmas traditions, feast days, holidays, saints

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