Visiting the Vatican with Kids: The Treasure Hunt Approach
This is my first in a series of posts related to my recent trip to Italy with my little global citizens, ages 7 and 9. I wish they were small babies again, that way when they get tired of walking around the vatican, I could just lay down the baby play mat and they...
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Community Gardens Can Help Kids Go Global
Community gardens provide important and valuable benefits for children. Working together with others for a greater good fosters a strong sense of responsibility and enlightenment vital to becoming a productive global citizen and future leader. Last month, my family...
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4 ways to deal with your Teenager (for parents)
Throw away your baby sleepsuits, the little creature is now a teenager! Bringing up teenagers is no lesser than a rollercoaster ride according to Gary from https://educationisaround.com/. And that's because teenagers themselves are such a bundle of confusion, chaos...
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Global Lessons of an American Holiday – Kwanzaa
Kwanzaa is a bonus winter holiday which provides yet another meaningful opportunity to learn about and celebrate culture with my global kids. This week, my boys learned that Kwanzaa is an American-born celebration of African-American culture, heritage and community,...
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A Wonderful Way to Globalize Pretend Play!
I was pondering the subject of world currencies recently, and came up with a creative way for my little boys to learn about coins and paper money used in other countries. A globalized version of playing STORE! In a nutshell, you print play money from around the world...
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4 ways to deal with your Teenager (for parents)
Throw away your baby sleepsuits, the little creature is now a teenager! Bringing up teenagers is no lesser than a rollercoaster ride according to Gary from https://educationisaround.com/. And that's because teenagers themselves are such a bundle of confusion, chaos...
Visiting the Vatican with Kids: The Treasure Hunt Approach
This is my first in a series of posts related to my recent trip to Italy with my little global citizens, ages 7 and 9. I wish they were small babies again, that way when they get tired of walking around the vatican, I could just lay down the baby play mat and they...
Community Gardens Can Help Kids Go Global
Community gardens provide important and valuable benefits for children. Working together with others for a greater good fosters a strong sense of responsibility and enlightenment vital to becoming a productive global citizen and future leader. Last month, my family...
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Around the World in the Kitchen
This week we continue our tour around the world in the kitchen. That is, we prepare and eat a meal which is native to a particular country.Then, as part of the activity the kids and I enjoy researching and chatting about the culture, geography, cuisine and any other...
Visiting the Vatican with Kids: The Treasure Hunt Approach
This is my first in a series of posts related to my recent trip to Italy with my little global citizens, ages 7 and 9. I wish they were small babies again, that way when they get tired of walking around the vatican, I could just lay down the baby play mat and they...
Community Gardens Can Help Kids Go Global
Community gardens provide important and valuable benefits for children. Working together with others for a greater good fosters a strong sense of responsibility and enlightenment vital to becoming a productive global citizen and future leader. Last month, my family...
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Turn a Trip to the Zoo into an Adventure Around the World
Time to put on some clothes and go to zoo! My boys, like most kids, love to explore and discover new things says Steven from theeducationlife.com. Although we’ve made many visits to our local Canadian zoo's over the past few years (especially love the one where they...
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Visiting the Vatican with Kids: The Treasure Hunt Approach
This is my first in a series of posts related to my recent trip to Italy with my little global citizens, ages 7 and 9. I wish they were small babies again, that way when they get tired of walking around the vatican, I could just lay down the baby play mat and they...
read more
4 ways to deal with your Teenager (for parents)
Throw away your baby sleepsuits, the little creature is now a teenager! Bringing up teenagers is no lesser than a rollercoaster ride according to Gary from https://educationisaround.com/. And that's because teenagers themselves are such a bundle of confusion, chaos...
read more
Community Gardens Can Help Kids Go Global
Community gardens provide important and valuable benefits for children. Working together with others for a greater good fosters a strong sense of responsibility and enlightenment vital to becoming a productive global citizen and future leader. Last month, my family...
read more
Global Lessons of an American Holiday – Kwanzaa
Kwanzaa is a bonus winter holiday which provides yet another meaningful opportunity to learn about and celebrate culture with my global kids. This week, my boys learned that Kwanzaa is an American-born celebration of African-American culture, heritage and community,...
read more
Visiting the Vatican with Kids: The Treasure Hunt Approach
This is my first in a series of posts related to my recent trip to Italy with my little global citizens, ages 7 and 9. I wish they were small babies again, that way when they get tired of walking around the vatican, I could just lay down the baby play mat and they...
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Visiting the Vatican with Kids: The Treasure Hunt Approach
This is my first in a series of posts related to my recent trip to Italy with my little global citizens, ages 7 and 9. I wish they were small babies again, that way when they get tired of walking around the vatican, I could just lay down the baby play mat and they...
Community Gardens Can Help Kids Go Global
Community gardens provide important and valuable benefits for children. Working together with others for a greater good fosters a strong sense of responsibility and enlightenment vital to becoming a productive global citizen and future leader. Last month, my family...
Global Lessons of an American Holiday – Kwanzaa
Kwanzaa is a bonus winter holiday which provides yet another meaningful opportunity to learn about and celebrate culture with my global kids. This week, my boys learned that Kwanzaa is an American-born celebration of African-American culture, heritage and community,...
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Community Gardens Can Help Kids Go Global
Community gardens provide important and valuable benefits for children. Working together with others for a greater good fosters a strong sense of responsibility and enlightenment vital to becoming a productive global citizen and future leader. Last month, my family...
Global Lessons of an American Holiday – Kwanzaa
Kwanzaa is a bonus winter holiday which provides yet another meaningful opportunity to learn about and celebrate culture with my global kids. This week, my boys learned that Kwanzaa is an American-born celebration of African-American culture, heritage and community,...
A Wonderful Way to Globalize Pretend Play!
I was pondering the subject of world currencies recently, and came up with a creative way for my little boys to learn about coins and paper money used in other countries. A globalized version of playing STORE! In a nutshell, you print play money from around the world...
Monolingual Parent Raise Bilingual Children
Is it possible for my children to become bilingual even though my level of fluency in other languages is pathetic, at best? Of course… but how? I have been on this journey to bestow the gift of a second language upon my children since they were born. My goal is to...
Turn a Trip to the Zoo into an Adventure Around the World
Time to put on some clothes and go to zoo! My boys, like most kids, love to explore and discover new things says Steven from theeducationlife.com. Although we’ve made many visits to our local Canadian zoo's over the past few years (especially love the one where they...
Visiting the Vatican with Kids: The Treasure Hunt Approach
This is my first in a series of posts related to my recent trip to Italy with my little global citizens, ages 7 and 9. I wish they were small babies again, that way when they get tired of walking around the vatican, I could just lay down the baby play mat and they...
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