Multicultural Children’s Book Day is on January 27, 2016 and in preparation for it, the kids are reading a variety of multicultural books, with LouLou starting off the year having completed her first ever Pack-n-Go Girls book, Mystery of the Golden Temple by Lisa Travis. What is Multicultural Children’s Book Day? Multicultural Children’s Book …
Thailand has been on our mind recently. In preparation for Multicultural Children’s Book Day, which is on January 26, LouLou has been reading a Pack-n-Go Girls book, Mystery of the Golden Temple by Lisa Harris. What is Multicultural Children’s Book Day? We’re glad you asked, because we cannot wait to share this wonderful initiative with you …
An important part of our world schooling curriculum is food. It’s a great way for Leah and Jaf to understand cultures of the countries they visit. We chose Europe as our location to start our RV world schooling adventure because Europe is rich in history. Every street has a story to tell, and practically every …
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A few months ago, thanks to Pinterest, we found a lovely recipe infographic for our How To Cook That: Moules Frites recipe. Instead of me making dinner that night, it ended up being me helping Leah and Jaf prep in the kitchen – thanks to the illustration, the recipe was easy for them to follow …
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Can you believe it’s December already? Where has the time gone by…what a year it’s been for us! Our first year traveling Europe in an RV has come to an end, and we’re back in Hawaii for the winter. 2016 is a new year that brings new adventures, which we can’t wait to share with …
GIVEAWAY TIME! 10 Shaka Kalikimaka Christmas CD’s for kids! Read More »
We did a lot of traveling in 2015, from RV’ing through Spain, Italy, Austria, Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands to visiting family and friends in Morocco, Lebanon and the UAE. We wondered…. What were our kids favorite travel memory in 2015? With the US State Department issuing global terror warnings and many of our friends …
Whenever we tell people we are from “Hawaii”, most of them associate the word with three things: 1) Hula dancers 2) surfing and 3) Elvis Presley. We then spend the next few minutes (sometimes hours) talking about our lovely island home, making sure the impression we leave makes them want to visit Hawaii one day. …
Our children, LouLou and Jaf were born and raised in Hawaii, the most racially diverse state in the United States. This makes it a lot easier for us to teach the kids about global citizenship when they’re back in Hawaii, not traveling. So, what is global citizenship? For us, it’s exposing our children to the …
This post is part of MKB’s first annual Diwali for Kids series. Follow along as MKB bloggers share crafts, recipes, and activities to share the festival of Diwali with kids. Living in Dubai, which has a large Indian expat population, meant I was invited to celebrate a number of Indian festivals throughout the years. I …
Teaching your child how to cook or bake takes a lot of patience. Trust me, I know. I spend several hours a month planning out menus for our family and then at least 6-8 hours in the kitchen a week with the kids doing basic culinary arts. In our household, cooking and baking are synonymous …
