Mei’s Mermaid Mission Review & Activities
Mei’s Mermaid Mission is an action-packed, ocean-themed adventure that blends imaginative storytelling with a clear, kid-friendly environmental message. With mermaids, pirates, and a globe-spanning cast inspired by Asia-Pacific mythology and…
Read MoreGiving Thanks with Halmoni: Celebrating Chuseok
Giving Thanks with Halmoni: Celebrating Chuseok, the Korean Harvest Festival is a warm, inviting picture book that introduces young readers to Chuseok – one of Korea’s most important holidays. It…
Read MoreFortune Cookies for Everyone! Review & Activity
Fortune Cookies for Everyone! The Surprising Story of the Tasty Treat We Love to Eat invites readers on a warm, meaningful journey through history, culture, and family storytelling – centered…
Read MoreFrom Pongal to Thanksgiving: Exploring Global Harvest Traditions
As the leaves turn golden and November brings thoughts of gratitude and abundance, it’s a wonderful time to help students explore how people around the world give thanks for the…
Read MoreGlobal Diversity Awareness Month in the Classroom
October is Global Diversity Awareness Month, a wonderful opportunity to help students learn about and celebrate the rich variety of cultures, traditions, and perspectives that make up our world. In…
Read MoreHelping Hands Around the World: Teaching Kids About Humanitarians
Every child has the potential to change the world. By introducing elementary students to the idea of a humanitarian – someone who works to improve the lives of others –…
Read MoreMy Name is Ai Lin Book Review & Activities
“When I started school, they could not say my name.”This powerful opening line will resonate with many children and parents, including me. My daughter, Eleni, has a Greek name that…
Read MoreThe Traveling Taco – The Amazing and Surprising Journey of Many of Your Favorite Foods
If you’ve ever wondered where your favorite foods come from – and how they got to your plate –The Traveling Taco is the perfect book to take you on a…
Read MoreA World in Your Teacup: Exploring Tea Culture
From ancient ceremonies in China to sweet mint tea in Morocco, tea is more than just a beverage – it’s a cultural bridge connecting people across continents. In classrooms, tea…
Read MoreCelebrate World Poetry Day in the Elementary Classroom
World Poetry Day, observed annually on March 21st, is a wonderful opportunity to introduce young students to the beauty of poetry from around the world. Poetry is an engaging and…
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