This is an awesome book that I would like to share. It's called This Child, Every Child: A book about the world's children, by David J. Smith, illustrated by Shelagh Armstrong. It shows kids' stories and how they are different, around the world. Each story makes you want to learn more about other kids, and what their lives are like, what culture they are.
Did you know that every airplane has an identifying number on it? The tail number tells you where it is registered, and the identification of the plane itself. You can look these up online. Every country has their own numbers. Every airplane that flies - including private planes, experimentals, and ultralights - have a tail number.
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Read Conmigo Helps Teachers Promote the Power of Reading. New Bilingual Literacy Campaign sponsored by Infinity Insurance has helped 138,000 Latino Families
Pulparindo tingles on your tongue: it starts out sticky sweet then as you chew saltiness hits that back or your throat before giving way to an all-out blast of chili. That’s my description. My kids’ reaction went more like this, “Mom, I like….wait…I need to get a drink, that’s hot!”
Even though the package said it plainly: “Hot and salted tamarind pulp candy” or “Dulce de tamarindo picante y salado,” my kids were surprised by the heat in this Mexican candy.
Florida Culture for the Week of March 26 by Josh Garrick
Now through April 8 – The Earl Family Is Troubled …