Teacher Jacqueline Alcántara's book is inspired by her experience as a first-generation child growing up in a Spanish-speaking household. Families can attend a launch party Saturday in Pilsen.

Teachers can use these books to support elementary students who are getting acclimated to a new school and country.

The video shows 200 students representing 42 different countries, each beaming with pride as they walked with their flags and traditional dress.

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For the 25th time, UNICEF Germany has awarded prizes for photos and photo reportages documenting the living conditions of children worldwide. "High-quality documentary photography can open people's ...

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My wife and I have been living as full-time nomads since 2019 and have already visited more than 43 different countries. Our lifestyle seems dreamy, but we've experienced numerous issues along the ...

Posting pictures of four meals she said: "This is a post relating to the food our children are being fed ... company that provides the meals (at a different school) said she could confirm that ...

The award-winning pictures show sad and hopeful moments ... on the website of the United Nations Children's Fund. "The works that are awarded prizes in UNICEF's annual photo competition do just ...

The award-winning pictures show sad and hopeful moments of children reminding us of "our common task: to stand up for the well-being of children worldwide," says UNICEF.