Get into the spirit of the season with a Mexican American twist! Celebrate fall with warm, flaky pumpkin empanadas, a cherished treat that's perfect for making with the whole family.

El Rancho Chocolaté can be used as a wonderful tool for cultural immersion and language learning. The book helps Latine children feel "seen" by reflecting their own language, while also inviting non-Spanish speaking children to explore a new culture. Check out some practical tips for parents and educators on how to use the story as a fun and effective teaching resource.

X Marks the Spot (for Your Keepsakes!): DIY Treasure Chest Fun! Join us for a super fun DIY Treasure Chest Box crafting event! This project is all about making a special box to hold something that has deep meaning to you—whether it's a tiny note from a friend, a shiny pebble from a favorite trip, or a drawing that makes you smile.

Mom's Buñuelos: A Family Tradition. Experience a cherished family tradition! Learn to make crispy buñuelos and rich, spiced Mexican hot cocoa. A taste of childhood and the perfect cozy treat.

Inspired by the mystery of El Rancho Chocolaté, we're turning a simple recipe into a thrilling adventure!

El Rancho Chocolaté Milagro Bracelet Workshop. From the Pages of the Storybook to Your Hands: Making the Real Treasures of El Rancho Chocolaté

Holy Moly Guacamole! A simple easy recipe for guacamole and creative ways to serve it for kids and just for fun!

A comprehensive guide for parents & educators to enrich the reading experience of El Rancho Chocolaté. It provides tips for mindful read-alouds, conversation starters for deeper discussions, and a variety of hands-on activities, from crafting to a "Chocolate Treasure Hunt," all designed to connect with the book's themes of family, culture, and social-emotional learning.

Chill Out This Summer: How to Make Kid-Friendly Homemade Raspas. How to make Mexican American inspired raspas (snow cones) with savory and sweet syrups and topped with fresh fruits.