It's a crazy time but let's focus on what we can do together as a family! 

Since the kids are stuck at home, why not throw some cultural learning into the mix? We've dug up some Filipino resources for all you busy multicultural parents out there! 

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For those of us raising our kids outside of the Philippines or outside of Filipino family and friends circles, we need to be more deliberate about the exposure that we give our kids to their Filipino roots and activity sheets like this, though simple, can help!

So, you want to teach your kids how to speak Filipino? Join the club. This exact question was one of the main reasons why Campfire Crates was born! It has always been a mystery and to be frank, quite a struggle to get them to even try speaking Filipino... until... I came upon this term on NPR’s Life Kit “How to learn a heritage language” episode:

Reading is a big part of our daily routine and we try to add a few Filipino books into the mix. As you probably are already aware, there is not much to choose from, and from the little we have, some of the books can be hit or miss. To save time and money for those of you starting your libraries, I've compiled a list of our favorites and where you can get them.

How can more kids learn what it truly means to be Filipino?

This poignant question was posed to us by CNN Philippines host, Rico Hizon on his program The Final Word where he had us on to speak about My Filipino Story and Campfire Crates.