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Multicultural Kid Blogs

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

Hispanic Heritage: Learning about Immigration through Books

September 18, 2015 by Jennifer Fischer

by Publisher’s Weekly likens Look Both Ways in the Barrio Blanco, the debut novel of Judith Robbins Ross, to Junie B. Jones/Ramona Quimby if Junie or Ramona had been a Mexican-American girl whose pre-teen concerns included “immigration, culture and language.” It is a good comparison, and I think readers who enjoy those characters will also love Jacinta, whose life takes a major turn […]

Filed Under: Books for Children, Learning About Culture, Teaching Diversity, Teaching Global Citizenship Tagged With: book reviews, children's books for Hispanic Heritage, children's books on immigration, Hispanic Americans, hispanic culture, Hispanic Heritage Month, immigration resources, Mexican-American children's books, multicultural books, teaching children about immigration

Cinco de Mayo Celebration and the Influence of Mexican Culture in the U.S.

April 21, 2014 by Frances

Cinco de Mayo - Celebration of the Influence of Mexican Culture in the U.S. - Discovering the World Through My Son's Eyes on Multicultural Kid Blogs

by Per a report on Business Insider, Mexicans are amongst the largest ancestry groups in the United States.  Mexicans come in 4th place with a whopping 31+ million Mexicans living in the US. With Germans, Black/African Americans, and Irish preceding in the first three places. This post contains affiliate links.  If you click through and make a purchase, we […]

Filed Under: Books for Children, Children's Activities, Cinco de Mayo, Crafts, Family Activities, Learning About Culture, Mexico, Teaching Diversity, USA Tagged With: Chicano, children's literature, Cinco de Mayo, Mexican-American, Mexican-American children's books, Mexican-American history, Mexico, multicultural kid activities, multicultural kid books, multicultural kid crafts, multicultural kid literature, multiculturalism, US

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