Tasting the Planet One Bite at a Time Ser.: Kaya and Sai Explore Chicken Tikka Masala: Tasting the Planet One Bite at a Time by Nidhi Kumar (2015, Trade Paperback)

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KAYA AND SAI EXPLORE CHICKEN TIKKA MASALA: TASTING THE PLANET ONE BITE AT A TIME By Nidhi Kumar & Matt Michalik & Kaya Singh **BRAND NEW**.

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PublisherPura Vida Prose
ISBN-10069243643X
ISBN-139780692436431
eBay Product ID (ePID)18038762526

Product Key Features

Number of Pages28 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication NameKaya and Sai Explore Chicken Tikka Masala: Tasting the Planet One Bite at a Time
SubjectEarly Childhood (Incl. Preschool & Kindergarten)
Publication Year2015
TypeTextbook
Subject AreaEducation
AuthorNidhi Kumar
SeriesTasting the Planet One Bite at a Time Ser.
FormatTrade Paperback

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Item Height0.1 in
Item Weight4 Oz
Item Length10 in
Item Width8 in

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IllustratedYes
SynopsisThe Kaya and Sai series lay the foundation for children to have an openness and readiness to be citizens of the world and embrace cultures that are different from theirs through the medium of food. The taste, smell, and color of the dish reflect its origin. Kaya and Sai offer the readers "small bites" that connect food to its country/culture. The facts are fun and lighthearted, and young readers expand their vocabulary with words such as "Namaste," "Pura Vida," and "Konichiwa." The information often mirrors the taste of the dish they are sampling. Dishes such as Chicken Tikka Masala tastes BOLD like the Himalayas, and RICH like the Taj Mahal. Each book explores a specific ethnic dish from a different country, so readers learn about unfamiliar countries and cultures through the medium of food. They teach young readers about different countries and cultures. Every story takes place in the same urban setting inspired by their lives in New York City. After their Dad proclaims "YOU DON'T HAVE TO LIKE EVERYTHING YOU TRY, BUT YOU HAVE TO TRY EVERYTHING ONCE " the family heads to a hip ethnic eatery. Sai is apprehensive but Kaya is bold. The adventure begins The Kaya and Sai series is urban, chic, intelligent, fun, and delicious. Kaya and Sai put the mindfulness back into meals. The goal is to teach kids (and perhaps their parents) a more thoughtful way to eat. Many adults eat thoughtlessly, simply to satisfy hunger. They don't take the time to taste or think about their food and where it came from. Mindful eating is an ancient Buddhist belief that connects eating to meditation. The belief is that one should take time during meals to taste, acknowledge, and understand where your meal comes from. Kaya and Sai explore and acknowledge the tastes of their meals and put them into a cultural context for the reader. This exercise is repeated in every book and includes a simple recipe that the child can make with a parent. The series and will teach kids to embrace the whole process of having a meal. Finally, travel to exotic places can be difficult for families with young children. The Kaya and Sai series enables a young audience to "taste" the cultural ingredients that comprise their meals and learn about their dinner's origins. Sisters Kaya and Sai let kids experience the world without leaving home. Bon Appetit, The Kaya and Sai series lay the foundation for children to have an openness and readiness to be citizens of the world and embrace cultures that are different from theirs through the medium of food. The taste, smell, and color of the dish reflect its origin. Kaya and Sai offer the readers "small bites" that connect food to its country/culture. The facts are fun and lighthearted, and young readers expand their vocabulary with words such as "Namaste," "Pura Vida," and "Konichiwa." The information often mirrors the taste of the dish they are sampling. Dishes such as Chicken Tikka Masala tastes BOLD like the Himalayas, and RICH like the Taj Mahal. Each book explores a specific ethnic dish from a different country, so readers learn about unfamiliar countries and cultures through the medium of food. They teach young readers about different countries and cultures. Every story takes place in the same urban setting inspired by their lives in New York City. After their Dad proclaims "YOU DON'T HAVE TO LIKE EVERYTHING YOU TRY, BUT YOU HAVE TO TRY EVERYTHING ONCE!" the family heads to a hip ethnic eatery. Sai is apprehensive but Kaya is bold. The adventure begins! The Kaya and Sai series is urban, chic, intelligent, fun, and delicious. Kaya and Sai put the mindfulness back into meals. The goal is to teach kids (and perhaps their parents) a more thoughtful way to eat. Many adults eat thoughtlessly, simply to satisfy hunger. They don't take the time to taste or think about their food and where it came from. Mindful eating is an ancient Buddhist belief that connects eating to meditation. The belief is that one should take time during meals to taste, acknowledge, and understand where your meal comes from. Kaya and Sai explore and acknowledge the tastes of their meals and put them into a cultural context for the reader. This exercise is repeated in every book and includes a simple recipe that the child can make with a parent. The series and will teach kids to embrace the whole process of having a meal. Finally, travel to exotic places can be difficult for families with young children. The Kaya and Sai series enables a young audience to "taste" the cultural ingredients that comprise their meals and learn about their dinner's origins. Sisters Kaya and Sai let kids experience the world without leaving home.Bon Appetit!
Illustrated byMichalik, Matt
As told toSingh, Kaya
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