Learning about Norway for kids with these free printable Norway Mini Books to read, color, and learn for kids of all ages.
The first Global Learning for Kids series focuses on Libya; explore the world with kids through crafts, books, recipes, activities, and more!
Discouraged by the lack of cultural events in your area? Get involved and make a change! Here are 5 easy steps to organize a multicultural kids event!
If you want to begin teaching diversity to young kids, then you will definitely want to check out these crafts and activities that are fun and hands-on!
Music is a wonderful way to provide exposure to different sounds, rhythms, and voices. Explore these lists of world music for kids, recommended by MKB!
Kenya is known for its beautiful landscapes as its exotic wildlife. Let's learn more together about this beautiful country and its people.
Cameroon is one of the 54 countries on the continent of Africa. Read on to discover 11 fun facts about Cameroon for kids.
Learn about wycinanki, a beautiful Slavic paper-cutting design. Then make your own Polish folkart for kids and learn about reflection symmetry.
There are many ways to create a multicultural classroom – a classroom where students explore and appreciate other cultures and diversity. The benefits of having a multicultural classroom are endless. Students break through cultural barriers, they learn to appreciate different ways of celebrating or communicating, and it brings the classroom community closer together. Here are some tips to
Welcome Explorers! Get to know our website and discover all that it offers through a fun Online Scavenger Hunt.
Use the printable windmill pieces to create a 3D windmill by coloring and cutting. Simple to make, your kids will love this printable Dutch windmill.
Learn about other countries by exploring objects with your 5 senses! Here is an example lesson to learn all about Ethiopia for kids.
These Thailand crafts for kids are perfect for celebrating Thailand Constitution Day and King Bhumibol's birthday - both of which are in December!
What a great way to globalize the hallway at school: awesome bulletin board ideas to expose your kids to languages around the world!
Learn about the Tokyo Olympics through craft. Kids can make a fun origami sumo with an easy-to-follow step-by-step tutorial.
There are many ways to create a multicultural classroom – a classroom where students explore and appreciate other cultures and diversity. The benefits of having a multicultural classroom are endless. Students break through cultural barriers, they learn to appreciate different ways of celebrating or communicating, and it brings the classroom community closer together. Here are some tips to
These simple South Korea Crafts for Kids are perfect to celebrate South Korea Liberation Day & learn more about this amazing country!
Browse a growing collection of global learning resources for bringing the world into the classroom and home.
Let's travel to France in this France homeschool unit! It's packed full of France crafts, activities, Van Gogh paintings, books and more!
Are you looking for around the world games to play with your kids and as a family. I have some fun ideas! We recetnly went on our local morning show here in Dallas (Good Morning
Interested in learning more about Italy with kids? Come join us on our virtual field trip, complete with art, history, writing, and food!
Discover the Philippines with your kids or classroom with these great resources! Learn about the history, geography, and food of this beautiful country.
Experiment your way around the world with these 50 science experiments related to different countries and cultures around the world
These magnificent Morocco crafts for kids are perfect to learn about the rich culture of this amazing country! Perfect for all ages, from tots to teens!
In this series on the World Cup for Kids, we have a Bosnia profile with facts, activities, and more to learn about its rich culture.
Activities to help kids learn about Syria. Multicultural and geography lessons for children in preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school.
To introduce kids and families to the intriguing and diverse country of Morocco here are twenty facts to help you learn more!
Tonga comes alive for children through video, information and a free download of facts about this island country. A fun introduction to Tonga for kids.
Do you know these delicious and simple Brazilian treats?
Learn about Peru for Kids with these printables worksheets to read, color and learn about this South American country!
5 tips to de-mystify the fascinating country of Iran with kids
Ancient Japan for Kids: Fun and Simple Handwriting Activity. I have an Ancient Japan for Kids handwriting activity. Also, look at more ideas on my page Medieval Japan Unit Study and Lapbook 1185 – 1600 A.D.
Here are my favorite four ways to introduce global learning into a classroom and help kids discover world cultures and geography.
January is the anniversary of Cuba's Triumph of the Revolution, making it the perfect time to learn about Cuba - with colorful Cuba crafts for kids!
Grab Brazil for Kids Printable Book to learn about the largest country in South America with Christ the Redeemer statue, Carnival & more.
Kids will love learning about New Zealand for kids with these FREE New Zealand Mini Books. Read, Color, and learn facts about this Oceanic country.
Map Source This month Global Learning for Kids is exploring Morocco. We have had a little exposure to Morocco in the past with the Moroccan Snow White and Maps Activity Book, but Hazel does not remember much about it. We also have eaten couscous previously, but she didn't really remember it since it has been awhile. We started as we always do with some books from the library. We read the two stories and really enjoyed them. It was in them that couscous was mentioned as well as some of the ones about Morocco. Couscous is considered the national food of Morocco, so we decided to try some. I first bought a box of it with added flavoring. I new Hazel and Steve would like it. Near East Brand Chicken Flavored Couscous Then while at the meat counter at Whole Foods I saw Moroccan spiced chicken cutlets. As I have mentioned before my family is not really into spices so I bought one for us to try and decided to make the Easy Sweet and Spicy Couscous recipe we found in Foods of Morocco by Barbara Sheen. The recipe called for instant couscous, chicken broth, butter, raisins, slivered almonds, turmeric and cinnamon. It didn't sound too spicy so I thought my family might like it. Hazel helped me cook it. Overall we liked the couscous and I liked the Moroccan spiced chicken. Hazel said she liked it but ate all of the other kind of chicken cutlet and only a bite or two of the Moroccan spiced one and Steve refused to try it even though I thought he would like it. So our exploration of Morocco was really exploring the National Food of Morocco, couscous and reading a few stories!! Of course if we had more time I would have explored some of the art of Morocco with Hazel and taught a bit of geometry with it. There are so many math lessons related to the Islamic art of Morocco and many fun geometric projects one can do. Here is a good resource and here is one on circles and here is a third grade lesson. Mosaic Making in Fez By Elgaard (Own work) [CC BY-SA 4.0], via Wikimedia Commons Now it is time for the link party!! Be sure to check out these other great posts on exploring Morocco with kids and share any you have as well!!
Multicultural folk stories, legends and myths for kids from around the world teach valuable life lessons about community and how to live a meaningful life.
Learn about the African continent, including its culture and people, with this Introduction to Africa lesson plan for kids!
Use this printable passport for kids as you "visit" countries around the world so they can stamp their passport just like a real world traveler.
This how to make Easter Island Statues history craft tutorial is a great hands-on sensory activity for kids to enjoy and build their own replicate statues.
Included are several fun hands-on activities for learning all about Montessori animals and continents. Plus, an animal & continent printable bundle!
