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

5 Homemade Tea Infusions to Brew a Healthy New Year

January 26, 2018 by KetchupMoms

by What do tea and health have in common? Well, if there is one thing that binds Indians, it is a cup of tea. We love so many types but also use them for healthy outcomes. They can be a cutting tea – so strong that only half a cup is enough. Such as masala […]

Filed Under: Cooking, Health, India, New Year's Tagged With: drinks, health, health food, homemade tea, India, kitchens around the world, new year, tea, tea infusions

Christmas and New Year’s Books in Russian, French and English

December 7, 2015 by Anna Watt

Christmas and New Year's Books in Russian, French, and English | Multicultural Kid Blogs

by Every country I have ever lived in rolls out a smorgasbord of winter, Christmas and New Year themed books for children. There are always the reprints of the classics but I am constantly amazed by all the new books, stories and the beautiful illustrations. For this post I created a gallery of books from […]

Filed Under: Books for Children, Christmas, France, Russia, USA Tagged With: books, christmas, English, father frost, France, French, holidays, new year, nutcracker, pere noel, Russia, Russian, santa clause, snow, US, winter

Calendars of the World

January 23, 2015 by Julie A

by   Way back, an undisclosed number of years ago (who wants to hint at their age after a certain point, right?!), I was a beginning Speech-Language Pathologist, experiencing all the thrills of a new career… and all the challenges, too. One of the biggest challenges of those first few months was a particular adult […]

Filed Under: China, Hinduism, Iran, Islam, Judaism, Learning About Culture Tagged With: Calendars, Chinese calendar, Chinese New Year, Gregorian calendar, Hebrew calendar, Hindu calendar, Islamic calendar, lunar calendar, lunisolar calendar, new year, Nowruz, Persian calendar, solar calendar

Winter Holidays in Russia

December 29, 2014 by Anna Watt

by Winter Holidays in Russia or The Lucky Russians We Russians are quite proud of our winter holiday celebrations: the duration and scale of them is definitely impressive – the more the merrier! In general the winter holidays are the most fun and the longest. People go skiing, sledding in parks and forests, skating on […]

Filed Under: Christmas, Holidays Around the World, Learning About Culture, Russia Tagged With: buttery week, christmas, christmastide, epiphany, forgiveness sunday, Maslennitsa, new year, old new year, orthodox christmas, Russian, russian holidays, svyatki, winter

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