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Multicultural Kid Blogs

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

10 Fun Facts About Toyama Prefecture, Japan

November 15, 2021 by Crystal McClean

10 Fun Facts About Toyama Prefecture, Japan, Multicultural Kid Blogs

Get off the beaten path and explore the things that set Toyama prefecture apart that cannot be experienced elsewhere in Japan.

Filed Under: Fun Facts Series, Japan, Learning About Culture Tagged With: culture, flower festival, food around the world, fun facts, Japanese festivals, mountains, seaside, travel, visiting castles, winter

Wintertime Learning in Colorado – 5 Fun Activities

April 22, 2019 by Savannah

Wintertime Learning in Colorado

by We love outdoor learning. We are all born with an innate curiosity and therefore learning comes naturally. It even comes more easily to all of us when we are enjoying it. I even dare say that we learn best when we are having fun while doing it. Just remember that subject in school you […]

Filed Under: Outdoor Learning Tagged With: Colorado, family activities, outdoor fun with kids, outdoor learning, winter

Hygge and Other Cozy Multicultural Traditions

December 21, 2016 by Mary Grace Otis

Hygge and Other Cozy Multicultural Traditions | Multicultural Kid Blogs

by I have always hated winter. There, I said it. Yes, I know “hate” is a strong word, but unfortunately, it is how I generally feel about this particular season. I was born in Arkansas and moved to St. Louis with my family at age 10, and I’m not sure if it was primarily the […]

Filed Under: Denmark, Germany, Learning About Culture, Netherlands, Sweden Tagged With: creating a cozy home, expat life, hygge, multicultural, multicultural families, multiculturalism, winter

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

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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