Hispanic Heritage Month is the perfect time for us as a familia to share our Hispanic heritage with little one’s friends at school, and with our community.
“Hispanic Heritage Month is a vitally important observance for the United States, perhaps now more than ever. According to the U.S. Census, there are 53 million Hispanics in the country. And yet every day media reports show an increasing hostility toward Hispanic immigrants and Spanish-speaking families as they are used for political platforms, promoting stereotypes and ignorant backlash.”

Looking for more ideas on how to bring Hispanic Heritage Month to your classroom, or homeschool? Check out my Hispanic Heritage Month Pinterest Board:
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This post was created for inclusion in Multicultural Kid Blogs 2015 Hispanic Heritage Month Series.
Love all the activities you planned! Sounds like lots of fun. You should be very proud of yourself for being such a great ambassador of our Hispanic heritage.
This is just so awesome! It's neat to see that the library was so excited to welcome you and your culture in to share with everyone. What a treat to your community you are!! Did you make the churros?
Also! Those mini pinatas are adorable. How fun for your son's class. 🙂
Hello dear! We truly had an amazing time! The churros were premade (frozen) all we had to do was fry them on the spot. The director actually fried them. 🙂
Gracias Mariana Llanos! I like that! Great ambassador of our Hispanic Heritage. 🙂 Thanks for commenting!