How to say ”Happy Birthday” in different languages
Chinese – 生日快乐 – Shēngrì kuàilè German – Herzlichen Glückwunsch zum Geburtstag Japanese – お誕生日おめでとうございます – Otanjōbiomedetōgozaimasu Dutch – gelukkige verjaardag Arabic – عيد ميلاد سعيد Czech […]
vocabulary
Popular Children’s Literature of Italy
– Aesop’s Fables (Dover Children’s Thrift Classics): (Author- Aesop, Pat Stewart) Ages 4 to 8 – The Adventures of Pinocchio:
Fun facts, food, music, language and more…
Children’s Games of Czech 1) Pesek (Duck -Duck Goose): For this game, all of the children sit down in a
Czech Children’s Games
The citizens of Czech Republic celebrate Children’s Day on June 1st annually. On this day, families take their children to
Czech Customs and Culture
– Do not go to someone else’s home without bringing flowers, or a sweet treat – You are expected to
Hopscotch to Craps; Traditional Greek Children's Games
CRIPPLING: The children rule a rectangle on the cement and using parallel lines , they divide it into 4 parts
How to say ”Nice to meet you” in different languages
Finnish – Hauska tutustua Danish – Rart at møde dig Hebrew – נחמד לפגוש אותך Dutch – leuk je te ontmoeten French – Ravie de
Historical Figures of Italy
– Donatello: Donatello (Donato di Niccolò di Betto Bardi) was born in 1386 and died on December 13, 1466. He
Childrens Fun and Folktales of Armenia
A long time ago there lived a man, whose name was Hovhannes Toumanyan. He wrote many fairy tales which remain
Common Czech Cuisines
The traditional Czech cuisine consists of roast pork, with sour kraut and dumplings. Some popular foods all have the same
Persian Customs and Etiquette
Persian Customs and Etiquette Iranians protest compliments and attempt to appear vulnerable in public. They will belittle their own accomplishments
Sounds of the Czech Republic
Traditional Czech Republic music requires traditional instruments. Majority of the instruments used are handmade, and are done so delicately. The
Persian Fun Facts
– The former name of Iran was Persia, which was in use till 1935. – Persians have a different language
Iranian Children’s Day
On October 7th of every year, cartoons of children’s rights are shown, cartoon characters entertain, festivals, events, and much more
Common Persian Cuisine
There are three main dishes that Persians will more than likely include in a meal. These dishes are; rice, grilled
Persian Children’s Games
Soccer (Football): The number one game played by all ages and both genders in Iran is soccer. Children love this
Persian Fun facts, food, music, language and more…
Persian Children’s Games Soccer (Football): The number one game played by all ages and both genders in Iran is soccer.
Places to See! Things to do!
Hundreds Islands National Park: Yielding several individual islands, Hundred Islands Park is home to Children’s Island. It is the perfect
Getting Dressed in Hungary
Hungarian traditional clothing The old home-made garments were made of durable material to serve several generations. Nowadays these clothing can
Persia (Iran) Must See’s
Ali Qapu Palace: Five floors, 48 meters tall, this palace in Iran is a wonderful tourist attraction designation for
Children’s Games of Czech
1) Pesek (Duck -Duck Goose): For this game, all of the children sit down in a circle, facing one another.
3 Must Go See’s
Prague City Center: one of the most visited areas; it is a central point of Prague. Here is where
Persian Festivals/Holidays
Nowruz: The traditional Iranian(Persian) new year holiday celebrated by Iranian, Turkic and many other peoples in West Asia, Central Asia,
Sounds of Persia
Traditional Musical Instruments Daf: a Sufi instrument to be played in Khanghah-s for Zikr music, but has become a
Three Years Hill – Korean Story (삼년고개)
Three years hill Once upon a time, in a small village, there was a hill called “3 Years Hill”. According
Festivals/Celebrations of Czech Republic
New Year’s: While tourists fill the streets of Prague, the local citizens escape the city for the mountains. Regardless
Malaysian Fun Facts and Famous Places
Silat show in wedding event; Silat is an old Malay martial arts that have been passed down to each generation.
Malaysian Children’s Games
Gasing It’s played by wrapping all around the gasing with a rope. In the end of the rope, there’s a
Malaysian Folktales and Celebrations for Kids
Hari Raya Aidilfitri; Celebrated by a Malay Muslim people after one-month fasting. This is where all people will back to
Malaysian Clothing for Kids
Baju Batik; This clothes can be worn both men and women. It has usually been used for work, official events,
What do Malaysians Eat?
Food Nasi lemak; Made by rice with addition one of boiled egg, a few slices of cucumber, anchovy condiment, and
Food, Clothes, Festivals and more!
1. Food Made by rice with addition one of boiled egg, a few slices of cucumber, anchovy condiment, and peanuts.
Swahili Famous Places and Fun Facts for Kids
MARRIAGE The parents of a Swahili girl are responsible for choosing a husband for her. The wedding ritual lasts for
Swahili Communication, Etiquette, and Religion
VERBAL AND NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION The Swahili have different ways of communication. They may communicate through traditional music commonly known as taarab and chakacha.
Famous Swahili Folktales and Fun (Children’s Games for Kids)
FAMOUS SWAHILI STORIES The Swahili are great storytellers and use their stories to entertain each other well as teach the
Swahili Festivals, Holidays, and Celebrations
NEW YEAR’S EVE: The Swahili celebrate New Year’s Eve with wonderful parties and weddings. There is music, food and dance
Swahili Attire/Clothing
Just like in every aspect of the Swahili people, religion guides their dressing code. The men wear long white robes
Swahili Culture for Children
The Swahili people live in Tanzania and Kenya along the coastal towns of Mombasa and Malindi. They can also be
Swahili Food, Fun, Festivals, Family Etiquette and More!!!
THE SWAHILI PEOPLE The Swahili people live in Tanzania and Kenya along the coastal towns of Mombasa and Malindi. They
Serbian Famous Places and Fun Facts
The capital of Serbia is Belgrade, a beautiful city built on the Danube. With about couple million inhabitants it is
Religion, Holidays, and Children’s Leisure time
Religion and Holidays Predominant religion with Serbs is Christianity, but the branch called Orthodox Christianity. It is quite similar to
Stories and Normal Serbian Interests
Stories and Epics for Kids Quite often, the elders have to stay wake overnight. That is the right time to
Serbian Food and Background History
Serbs are Slavonic people living in Eastern Europe. They are related to other Slavonic nations, such as Russians, Polish, Czech,
Serbian Fun, Food, Language, and More
Serbs are Slavonic people living in Eastern Europe. They are related to other Slavonic nations, such as Russians, Polish, Czech,
Famous Fun Facts and Places of Slovak
Fun facts The most popular sports in Slovakia are ice hockey and soccer. Baseball and football are seen as very
Values, Etiquette, and Customs the Slovakian Way
Verbal and non-verbal communication Most of the gestures and greetings are the same as everywhere else. It is important that
Slovak Stories and Games for Kids
Famous Stories or Epics There are many popular folk stories in Slovakia. Many have to do with fairies, goblins and
Festivals and Celebrations the Slovakian Way
Festivals, Celebrations Christmas and Easter are the biggest holidays in Slovakia. Christmas is the favorite holiday of kids – they
Slovak Clothes and Attire
Clothes Slovak folk costumes are known as ‘kroj.’ They are different in every region, but always very colorful, with rich
Food of Slovak
Food Slovak food is simple but delicious. No pizza, no hamburgers. You will find a lot of potatoes, cabbage and