More Bread Please!

In Denmark, bread and fish have been a staple of the cuisine for centuries. I immerse myself in this tradition by often having bread with my meals and going to cafes to try local food when I can.

A Weekend of Bavarian Eating

This weekend, I joined my family on their trip to Garmisch-Partenkirchen in the south of Germany, where we enjoyed many traditional, Bavarian-style meals. 

Exploring Food in Australia

This week I'm exploring food in Australia with an emphasis on Vegemite as a cultural food that is enjoyed by Australians.

Catherine's Journey to Singapore

Singapore is one of the farthest places you can travel from the U.S. (fun fact: the longest direct flight in the world is between Singapore and NYC). Overall, it took me about 24 hours to fly here!

Welcome to Florence, Italy!

Ciao! Benvenuto (Welcome) to my journey! My name is Kimberly, and I look forward to sharing my journey in Italy with you! 

The Craziest Rainstorm

I have been having so much fun in Sitges! I have been exploring different ways to walk to my classes, which restaurants I like and which grocery store to go to every week!

Meet Flora and Welcome to Croatia!

An autobiography by Flora Lennihan, the researcher based in Croatia who is paired with Eileen Lynch's 3rd grade class.

Nepali Food: What's the Chia (Tea)?

Since I landed in Nepal I have certainly been drinking a lot of chia (tea)! Beyond chia, there have been so many opportunities to try local foods around my home in Bhaktapur.

Teacher's Day: A Celebration of Learning

In Argentina, people celebrate many special days throughout the year. One of them is called Teacher’s Day. Recently, I learned more about this tradition and why it is important to people here.

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