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Multicultural Kid Blogs

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

King’s Day – Dutchies Abroad

May 10, 2019 by Savannah

King's Day | multiculturalkidblogs.com

by King’s Day (Koningsdag) is a national holiday in the Netherlands. We celebrate King Willem Alexander’s birthday on April 27th. If you happen to be in the Netherlands on this date, you can experience a whole country turning orange!  This is really happening. Children are in charge of the largest yard sale that is taking place […]

Filed Under: Expat Life, Learning About Culture Tagged With: dutch games, King's day, King's Day celebration, netherlands, Sjoelbakken, world culture, World Cultures

10 Fun Activities to Celebrate Ostara – The Spring Equinox

March 15, 2019 by Savannah

Ostara

by Ostara, a Celebration of the Arrival of Spring I didn’t grow up celebrating Ostara, or any of the other old nature holidays. It is something that grew on us ever since we started homeschooling in 2010. We realized that following and celebrating the seasons was a great fit for our lifestyle and our family. […]

Filed Under: Easter, Holidays Around the World Tagged With: Easter, Ostara, spring, spring activities for kids, Spring Equinox, world culture, world culture with arts and crafts

Exploring World Culture with Arts and Crafts

April 27, 2018 by Amanda Hsiung-Blodgett

exploring world culture with arts and crafts Multicultural Kid Blogs | Miss Panda Chinese

by Exploring world culture with arts and crafts is an experience, an adventure, and tactile learning! These activities are hands-on for children and adults. Some crafts we do today have been practiced for hundreds of years. Others are more recent. Culture in Arts and Crafts Papers, fabrics, wood, nuts, shells, glass, clay and many other […]

Filed Under: Global Learning for Kids, Learning About Culture Tagged With: art of calligraphy, arts and crafts black sesame, arts and crafts dragon, arts and crafts origami, arts and crafts paper cutting, arts and crafts tagua, exploring world culture with arts and crafts, multicultural kids' crafts, raising multicultural kids, world culture, world culture with arts and crafts

Earth Dog Year Fun Facts

January 29, 2018 by Varya

by As we are fast approaching Spring Festival (it will be coming next month, on February 16th), many people asked whether I knew what year it is and what is so special about it. I did know it was Earth Dog Year but I actually had no clue why it is unique. So I took some […]

Filed Under: China, Chinese New Year, Holidays Around the World, Learning About Culture Tagged With: Chinese New Year, Chinese Spring Festival, Chinese traditions, Festivals, Lunar New Year, Spring Festival, world culture, year of the dog

Explore Japanese Culture with Megumi’s First Trip to Kyoto

October 20, 2016 by Monica Olivera

Review of Megumi's First Trip to Tokyo, bilingual counting book about Japanese culture

by After traveling to Europe last month, my children’s eyes have been opened to the beauty and adventure in world cultures. So upon our return, I’ve been actively seeking tools that help us explore other countries. These tools include books, such as the one below, which teaches Japanese culture and language. If I can’t physically take […]

Filed Under: Books for Children, Japan, Learning About Culture, Teaching Languages Tagged With: bilingual children's books, bilingual counting books, counting, Japanese, Japanese for kids, Japanese language, Kyoto, world culture

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