Cultural Exchange & Language

Fall crafts are a great way to keep children engaged as the weather shifts and families spend more time indoors. They also provide an opportunity to introduce children to autumn traditions, folklore,…

Food has a way of bringing people together, especially during the fall. As the harvest season arrives and families begin to gather indoors, kitchens often become a place for family bonding.…

For many families in the U.S., autumn brings to mind apple picking, pumpkin spice, harvest festivals, Halloween, and Thanksgiving. Historically, the season is deeply tied to the fall harvest, which is why harvest…

Lunch is one of the most anticipated parts of the school day for many children. And depending on the family, the school, and the country they live in, it can…

As fall approaches in the United States, families across the country are preparing for a new school year. Though many American students head back to class in August or September, the back-to-school season looks…

Soccer is a shared childhood experience for people in every corner of the globe. In fact, it is often recognized as the most popular sport in the world, with an…

The World Cup reminds us how connected the world really is. While different cultures and national borders may appear to distinguish us, global events like the World Cup show us that…

Not every child is going to fall in love with soccer, and that’s perfectly okay. But it’s important to keep in mind that the World Cup isn’t your run-of-the-mill sports tournament, and plenty of people (regardless of whether or…

You do not need to be a soccer family to enjoy everything the World Cup has to offer. While the matches themselves are exciting, some of the best World Cup…

Your family doesn’t need a plane ticket to experience the World Cup’s global spirit! With a little planning, your own living room can become a weekly passport stamp to a new country, and the tournament can transform from a…