Multicultural christmas

How does a highly mobile expat family celebrate Christmas? This is the story of one multicultural family's Christmas tradtions.

Winter holidays are a magical time in the elementary classroom, filled with opportunities to explore diverse cultures, traditions, and stories. Picture books offer a rich resource for engaging young students in the joy and meaning of winter holidays. Whether celebrating Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Diwali, or other cultural traditions, these books can help nurture a sense of wonder, inclusivity, and understanding among students.

Now that the holidays are quickly approaching I began to wonder how countries around the world are preparing for Christmas. I grew up in a multicultural family and already knew some of the customs from Read More ...

One of the best things about growing up in India was all the holidays we celebrated. As a multicultural country, all festivals are celebrated with lots of joy and gusto. Some of the popular festivals are Diwali, Holi, and Eid, but you may be surprised to know that India is home to a considerable population of Christians, who, along with the rest of the country, celebrate Christmas with their own rituals and traditions. Here are some of my memories of celebrating Christmas in India.

From the poop man in Catalonia to the wine-drinking witch in Italy, discover some weird and funny Christmas traditions around the world.

💖Celebrate the season of joy and light!Hang it on your tree and let the celebration shine!🥰

Learn how to say Merry Christmas in different languages and how people wish each other Merry Christmas

Celebrating Christmas in a multicultural home is fun! Today I share how my British husband incoporates traditions from England into our American home.

I’ve appreciated the striking art of Janet McKenzie for years. She was born in Brooklyn and lives in Vermont. https://www.janetmckenzie.com/AboutJanetMcKenzie.html Here are some of her paintings that...