Carnival of Brazil (Carnaval do Brasil) is the most popular Brazilian festival held between the Friday afternoon (51 days before Easter) and Ash Wednesday at noon, which marks the beginning of Lent. The celebrations vary from town to town, butRead More →
The Great Barrier Reef, off the coast of Queensland in northeastern Australia, has the world’s largest coral reef. Over 600 types of hard and soft coral make their home there. The reef provides a perfect environment for countless other marineRead More →
Australian meat pies are often called Australia’s national dish. They are hand-sized meat pies containing diced or ground meat and gravy with an assortment of spices. These are served as a meal, but they are also considered a “take along”.Read More →
Clapping sticks are a traditional wooden percussion instrument that have 2 sticks that are tapped together to create a beat to accompany songs and ceremonies. Australian Aboriginal Clapping Sticks were traditionally made from the hard wood of the native eucalyptusRead More →
Everyone has their own idea of comfort food. In Indian, khichuri seems to be a favorite comfort food, especially during the monsoon season. Although favorite khichuri recipes vary from family to family, they all have rice and moong dal (splitRead More →
Nature Alphabet Coloring Page Letter T The Turtle’s Tree By Kimara Wise I heard a splash, And turned my head, And guess what I could see? A little turtle Brown and green, Climbed on a fallen tree. The trunk wasRead More →
Nature Coloring Page Letter K The Katydid’s Song by Kimara Wise Sing to me, dear Katydid, Of your travels near and far, Of babbling brooks and mossy nooks, And numbering the stars. Play for me, dear Katydid, Let your musicRead More →
Rangoli is a traditional Hindu art form from India where a symbolic design is created on a floor, either inside or outside, using materials like rice, wheat or rice flour, colored sand or even flower petals. It is usually createdRead More →
Nature Alphabet Coloring Page Letter P Perils of the Pond by Kimara Wise I watched the flight of a dragonfly, As it flittered here and there, Then it lit upon a lily pad, Without a worry or care. Be safe,Read More →
Rangoli is a traditional Hindu art form from India where a symbolic design is created on a floor, either inside or outside, using materials like rice, wheat or rice flour, colored sand or even flower petals. It is usually createdRead More →
