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Multicultural Kid Blogs

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

Five Reasons to Hire an Au pair

September 4, 2018 by Laure

by An Au pair? What’s that? Why would you hire an Au Pair? Generally speaking, an Au pair is a boy or girl from another country that comes to live with your family for a specific period of time. You will offer him/her free room and board, pocket money, and language lessons, in exchange for […]

Filed Under: Teaching Languages Tagged With: Au Pair, aupair, childcare, children, culture, language, learning a second language, summer, teaching language

10 Ways to Boost Your Minority Language This Summer

July 5, 2018 by Abbi Gutierrez

10 Ways to Boost Your Minority Language this Summer | Multicultural Kid Blogs

by For most bilingual children who attend school in the majority language, long school days, homework, and extra-curricular activities mean there is often little time for minority language activities before bedtime. As parents aiming to bring up bilingual or multilingual children, once school starts it can feel as if the majority language has a monopoly on […]

Filed Under: Multilingualism, Teaching Languages Tagged With: bilingual, bilingualism, language, language learning activities, minority language, school summer holidays, summer, summer activities, summer learning activities, summer vacation

Language and Music: Paying It Forward

August 6, 2015 by Anna Watt

by There are many things I am grateful for to my mother and music and language exposure is definitely one of them. Although I did not grow up in a bilingual family myself and started with my first language at the age of 9, I always had an easy time picking up languages and mimicking […]

Filed Under: Learning About Culture, Multilingualism, Music Tagged With: Bilingual music, bilingualism, children, children's music, choir, dedication, diversity, education, English, extracurricular, family activities, instruments, international, kids, kindergarten, language, language learning, learning, MKB, multicultural education, multicultural kids, multicultural parenting, multicultural resources, Music, parent, piano, playing, Portuguese, Russia, Russian, school, singing, Spanish, tradition, US, work

Islamic Daily Salat (Prayer) Chart Tutorial

June 26, 2015 by Koloud Tarapolsi

by During the holy month of Ramadan, Muslims around the world fast from dawn until sunset. This means no food or drinks, among other things. It also includes an increase of salat (the Arabic word for prayer) and recitation of the Quran, the Islamic holy book. There are five different prayers, each with its own name, time and number […]

Filed Under: Crafts, Islam, Libya, Morocco, North Africa and the Middle East, Oman, Pakistan, Ramadan, Teaching Arabic, United Arab Emirates Tagged With: ACraftyArab, diversity, Holidays Around the World, kids' activities, language, multicultural crafts, multicultural kids, RamadanForKids, Ramadna Crafts

Retaining your Roots: Tips for Expat Parents

September 26, 2014 by Tarana Khan

Tips for expat families

by One of our biggest concerns as expat parents is assimilating our own culture in our lives, as much as we love learning about other cultures, especially of our host country. Depending on where you live, this may be a difficult or easy task. Some countries are open about allowing different cultures to thrive, while […]

Filed Under: Children's Activities, Expat Life, India, Learning About Culture, Teaching Diversity, Teaching Languages, United Arab Emirates Tagged With: culture, Dubai, Dubai cultural life, expat life, expat parenting, expat parents, family heritage, family traditions, festivities, heritage, Indian expats, language, parenting abroad, parenting in Dubai, traditions, UAE

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