The purpose of this case study is to investigate how a pre-school teacher's perspectives practice on multicultural education, specifically for new immigrants' children in Taiwan that increase rapidly over the previous decade. For achieving the purpose, this study conducted an in-depth interview with one pre-school teacher for data collection. The author used thematic analysis to compile and analyze all materials, as well as the correlation literature. The study reveals the following findings: 1. traditional cognitive teaching is more important than practice multicultural education curriculum in a multicultural classroom 2. every child should be respected by adults 3. new immigratory children can't adapt themselves to kindergarten in the beginning 4. the activities in school can improve teachers and parents interacting and communicating 5. the characteristics of a teacher effect his/her perspectives on multicultural education It's still limited on multicultural education in Taiwan; we should enhance teacher education on multiculture to keep up with the wave of new immigratory children in schools.