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celebrate anything cultural? I hope that makes sense. My aunt buys the kids polish foods and does some sort of tradition with them at Christmas. I am not particularly ethnic - LOL - polish/irish. I find celebrations fascinating though.
My son is learning about India (his choice). I think I am going to take the kids out for Indian food this week.
We're typical American "mutts" as we've always called it. We've got a little bit of pretty much every culture in our bloodline. There's not one that stands out, so no, we don't traditionally do anything. We've always learned about world cultures, though. I think they're interesting. Ben will be doing a touch of that in social studies this year (we have a unit coming up about children around the world ... very cheesy, but we can build on it if it interests him).
We are (through DH) 1/2 Puerto Rican. We sing "Feliz en tu Dia" after Happy Birthday for b-days, and we celebrate Three Kings Day on Epiphany and give a gift to the kids. We eat traditional foods on holidays. That's all that's really cultural that we do. Also listen to salsa and play instruments. Hugo is really into that!
My aunt buys the kids polish foods and does some sort of tradition with them at Christmas. I am not particularly ethnic - LOL - polish/irish. I find celebrations fascinating though.
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