El 21 de marzo es el Día Mundial de la Poesía y abril es el Mes Nacional de la Poesía en Estados Unidos. Celebre leyendo los libros de poesía para niños de autores latinos. Poesía Alada: Poesía y arte para volar La poesía de Mariana Llanos nos contagia las ganasRead More →
Spanish language comics Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase I’ll receive a small monetary compensation that helps support my blog. Thanks! I’m recommending these because we actually own them and have enjoyed reading them.Read More →
For as long as I can remember I’ve been wanting to buy the ICePé.cómics. So I made it a mission to go to the Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña bookstore during our last trip to Puerto Rico. Oh boy! Was I in luck! They had all 16 editions available. Initially, IRead More →
There are very few books featuring Afro-Latino children and stories in Spanish. So I’m pleased to share these recommendations in español from Puerto Rican authors. Please note that the excerpts for each book are in Spanish. Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase I’ll receive aRead More →
¿Sabías que hoy es el Día Nacional del Inmigrante? En el 1987, el Congreso de Estados Unidos reconoció el 28 de octubre como el Día Nacional del Imnigrante. Para celebrar este día les comparto un poema de la autora Mariana Llanos. Sobre la autora: Mariana Llanos es una escritora yRead More →
Earlier this year, I attended the first-ever Bilingualism Matters Conference in South Carolina. The conference was hosted by the University of South Carolina in partnership with Bilingualism Matter. This conference was a huge deal being that South Carolina is an only-English state. Yes!!! Shocking but true. Nonetheless, it wasRead More →
A week ago I shared on Facebook how I was going to beat the summer slide and my son’s reaction is hilarious. Nevertheless, we need to do what we need to do for our kids. I know they’ll thank us later. Am I right? The English workbooks that you seeRead More →
With summer coming up that means one thing (besides lots of free time) it also means kids will have a decline in reading and learning activities throughout these months. I’ll be honest every subject including our Spanish reading takes a back-burner during these months. That’s why I’ve come up withRead More →