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Multicultural Kid Blogs

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

Learning about France in Pittsburgh

July 13, 2015 by Mandy Yokim

by The summers here in Pittsburgh are fun – we take lots of trips to the pool, we try to go camping, we join the library book club and we do a lot of exploring around the city. But this summer, we have a new goal: the kids want to start learning another language and […]

Filed Under: Books for Children, Children's Activities, Education, France, Teaching French, USA Tagged With: France, French movies for kids, global ed, global education, learning about France, multicultural education, Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh for kids, teaching French

France is not flat and I have proofs!

October 31, 2014 by Eolia Disler

by Hello dear readers! When Leanna (All done Monkey) told me that a post about Geography was authorless for the end of October, I jumped on the occasion to talk about my home country, France. In a fun way, because French people are not known to be boring… (right?) For two weeks I had the […]

Filed Under: France, World Geography Tagged With: France, geography, landscapes, Massif central, Montagne Sainte-Geneviève, Montmartre, mountains, Paris, Perpignan

Markets around the World

September 12, 2014 by Eolia Disler

by Summer is ending, new vegetables and fruits adorn the markets’ stands and we will soon start to prepare pumpkin soups and grilled chestnuts here in Germany. But what of markets in other part of the world? How do they look like? What type of food and other local products are sold? To answer these […]

Filed Under: Cooking, Expat Life, Learning About Culture, Teaching Diversity, Travel Tagged With: Alpes-Maritimes, Belfast, Dordogne, farmers' market, France, Helsinki, Libourne, market, markets, Tokyo, United Kingdom

Multicultural Meal Plan: French School Dinners {La Famille Brown}

April 28, 2014 by Becky Brown

by Our guest writer, Becky of La Famille Brown, describes a multicultural meal plan at her son’s school in France. Last September Reuben, our 4 year old, started school full time in France. Previously we had been living in London, UK, and although we had prepared him as much as we could it was still […]

Filed Under: Cooking, France Tagged With: France, French cooking, French recipes, french school, international cooking, international recipes, lunch recipes, meal plan, multicultural cooking, multicultural recipes, school dinners, school food, school lunches

Styl’U: French urban culture for children

April 25, 2014 by Maria Babin

by One of the activities my children and I have discovered in our 8 years of living in a Paris suburb is the people’s fascination with urban culture. Every spring our “commune” of Magny-les-Hameaux, just 20 kilometers southwest of Paris, offers sports workshops for children featuring French urban culture. (Scholarized children enjoy 2 weeks of school […]

Filed Under: Europe, Family Activities, France, Learning About Culture Tagged With: children in France, France, French culture, spring break, street culture, urban culture

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