by Now that it’s officially spring, it seems fitting to do a craft centered around flowers. I love to do projects with my kids inspired by the arts and crafts of other cultures which I feel adds depth and meaning to our crafts. I’ve always been drawn to the Japanese aesthetic, therefore, Japan was an […]
This Earth Day, Let’s End Plastic Waste!
by Earth Day 2018 is coming soon and this year’s theme is End Plastic Waste. If you’ve ever walked or driven past a pile of garbage filled with plastic and other debris, you’ve probably said, “Wow – what an eyesore!” or “Gee, that’s ugly!” And you would be right. But the truth about plastic […]
Multicultural App Review: Heart Street Market
by Looking for some fun activities to teach your children about other cultures? Here is a review of a wonderful new multicultural app for kids! Disclosure: Multicultural Kid Blogs received compensation for this post; however, all opinions are the author’s own. At Multicultural Kid Blogs we highly value diversity, equality, multiculturalism and multilingualism. If you […]
DIY for Cross-Cultural Families: 8 Lightweight Gifts
by There are so many clever DIY gifts out there on the internet, but I’ve been on the lookout for DIY, lightweight (weigh less than 100 grams), and upcycled gifts you’d actually be happy to receive. Bonus points for gifts that don’t take too long to make. I don’t know about you, but I sure […]
10 Fun Facts about the Taino Indians
by Location 1. The Taínos are a subgroup of the Arawak Indians. They inhabited the Greater Antilles (comprising Cuba, Jamaica, Hispaniola [Haiti and the Dominican Republic], and Puerto Rico) in the Caribbean Sea. 2. On November 19, 1493, Christopher Columbus on his second trip discovered the island of Puerto Rico that has inhabited by an aboriginal […]
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