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Multicultural Kid Blogs

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

Summer Migrations and Home Comings

June 23, 2017 by Emily Abbey

by Being Northern European – ok fine, a miserable Brit – summer typically meant a temporary migration south to warmer climes. We’d go somewhere with a plentiful supply of good food, cheap booze and sunshine. Usually France. Occasionally Spain or Italy. As a kid we’d go en masse, a family of seven plus an assortment […]

Filed Under: Expat Life, Parenting, Travel Tagged With: family activities, family travel, holidays, Holidays Around the World, summer, summer holidays, travel, travel with kids

How to Celebrate Epiphany Day in France

January 2, 2017 by MaryAnne

How Epiphany Day - January 6th - is celebrated in France. Learn all about this holiday, including the famed galette des rois.

by What do you know about how to celebrate Epiphany Day in France? Learn all about this holiday, including the famed Galette des Rois (King Cake). Celebrating Epiphany Day in France Celebrated every year on January 6th, Epiphany Day commemorates the day the kings came to visit Jesus in the nativity story. The twelve days […]

Filed Under: Christmas, France Tagged With: christmas, Epiphany Day, France, holidays

Acts of Kindness Families Can Do Around the Holiday Season

December 16, 2016 by Eolia Disler

acts of kindness that families can do around holidays season

by Religious or not, the “holidays season” starting at the end of November and ending mid-January is one of the most apt time for random or planned acts of kindness. The religious celebrations (Thanksgiving, Christmas, Winter Solstice, Hanukkah, Epiphany/Three Kings Day, etc.)  are all centered around the light overcoming the darkness, divine love, and/or gratefulness. […]

Filed Under: Christmas, Family Activities, Teaching Global Citizenship Tagged With: acts of kindness, Family service projects, holidays

When You Don’t Celebrate the Winter Holidays

December 5, 2016 by Shannen Espelien

For those of us that don't celebrate the winter holidays: tips to navigate this time without kids feeling like they are missing out

by When it comes to holidays, our family focuses on those that we find in our religion (Islam). Since our holidays follow the lunar calendar, there will be years where they fall in the winter, but for about the next 10 years, that will not be the case. On the other hand, in the United […]

Filed Under: Family Activities, Islam, Learning About Culture, Parenting Tagged With: diversity, holidays, Islam, multicultural families, multicultural parenting, Muslim

My Expat Eid & the Chocolate-Dipped, Hazelnut-Filled Dates

June 27, 2016 by Aysh Siddiqua

expat eid and the story about the chocolate dipped hazelnut filled dates multicultural kid blogs

by 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 […]

Filed Under: Eid, Expat Life, India, Islam, Learning About Culture, Saudi Arabia Tagged With: Eid, expat, expat families, holidays

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