How To Guide Your Kid To Learn To Drive A Car?

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It is time to learn to drive a car. Like cooking and clean up the room, a kid should be able to drive a car as the basic skill. Many parents want to teach their own children to drive a car but don't know-how. Here some useful tips:

Read Around The World: Gemma

Every year I participate in Multicultural Kid Blogs' Read Around The World Summer Series, to share about books that I and my son were read, and also to get information about interesting books. What I like about this series is because the recommended books are children's books that describe life in various cultures in the world.

What Should We Do Before The Disaster Strikes

Nobody knows when a disaster will occur, and no one wants it. But it would be very good if people could prepare themselves for the worst that might happen in their lives.

MKB Creative Kids Culture Blog Hop #69

Welcome to the Creative Kids Culture Blog Hop! The Creative Kids Culture Blog Hop is a place where bloggers can share multicultural activities, crafts, recipes, and musings for our creative kids. We can't wait to see what you share this time! Created by Frances of Discovering the World through My Son's Eyes, the blog hop has now found a new home at Multicultural Kid Blogs.

This month our co-hosts are:

Creative World of Varya on Multicultural Kid Blogs Wise Owl Factory Living Ideas

Helping Kids To Train The Heroic Traits In Themselves

“Intelligence plus character, that is the goal of the true education.”
- Martin Luther King Jr.

Heroic history is very interesting, not only to be studied as for school examinations. But also as a character development learning process. If the kids know about the battle and character of the hero, the next step is to help them grow those traits. This is important because this is the beginning of heroic character formation in kids.

Reasons Why I Don’t Have Car

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The car has become a primary needs for many people. As a house, they think they can’t live without a car. Besides being a vehicle for transportation, the car also symbolizes the economic status of the owner. That makes people think they absolutely need a car.

The Latte Rebellion - Book Review

When reading The Latte Rebellion I remember years ago when I was a kid. I sold everything that I can make: brooch, greeting card, key chain. My motivation is also the same as Asha, that is to get money so I can buy everything that I like without permission from my parent. But there are some differences though. Asha is a teenager, she has a dream of traveling around the world with her friend. As a kid, I didn’t have courage like that.