Posts Tagged ‘diverse kid lit’
A Persian Passover Book Review & Activities
A Persian Passover Ages: 4-8 Page Count: 32 “We learned that anyone who is in need of a place for the seder is welcome. Let’s celebrate together!” Experience the sights,…
Read MoreMaiyya Mori Book Review & Activities
Ages: 4-8 Page Count: 26 “Despite all his mischief, Krishna was wrapped in his Maiyya’s love. Which is why he told her that he did, in fact, take the pot…
Read MorePow Wow Day Book Review & Activities
Powwow Day Ages: 4 – 8 Page Count: 32 “Everyone dances in and moves around the circle, all connected to the drum, Mother Earth, and one another.“ Powwow Day combines…
Read MoreKayla: A Modern-Day Princess Diverse Book Series
We are honored to be a Co-Host and Book Reviewer for the annual Multicultural Children’s Book Day (MCBD) event. Join us in celebrating diverse literature today – and every day!…
Read MoreCelebrating Diversity in KidLit: Multicultural Children’s Book Day
“Our mission is to not only raise awareness for the kid’s books that celebrate diversity but to get more of these books into classrooms and libraries.” Multicultural Children’s Book Day…
Read MoreMulticultural Versions of The Twelve Days of Christmas
Multicultural versions of the holiday classic, The Twelve Days of Christmas, provide a fun glimpse into different cultures. Many of us are familiar with a partridge in a pear tree, but…
Read MoreMulticultural Books for Back to School
Add a multicultural perspective to your back-to-school read-alouds with engaging picture books and free activities! Share school experiences of children around the world, develop students’ geographic and cultural awareness, and…
Read MoreThe Adventures of Layla and Ahmed in Syria: Review & Activities
The Adventures of Layla and Ahmed is a children’s book series created by Beneath the Rubble, a non-profit educational platform working to change the narrative about places associated with war. Through engaging…
Read MoreA Gift From Abuela: Book Review & Activities
Enjoy a story that will warm your heart, a treat that will satisfy your sweet tooth, and a craft that will introduce you to Mexican culture. A Gift From Abuela,…
Read MoreSharing Many Cultures in the Elementary Classroom
We’re excited to share a guest post written by Lisa Heintz from Little Songbird: Songs for Learning as part of our Global Learning in the Elementary Classroom miniseries. Lisa has lots of…
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