Posts Tagged ‘diversity’
A 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 MoreAdventure Awaits: How Little Passports Subscription Boxes Make Learning Fun
Embarking on a thrilling journey of discovery has never been easier, thanks to Little Passports subscription boxes. If you’re looking for a unique and engaging way to ignite your child’s…
Read More5 Important Book Categories for Classroom Library and Why Kids Need Them
Books play a powerful role in teaching, connecting, and inspiring students and the importance of including diverse books in a classroom library cannot be overstated. Diverse books offer multiple perspectives, promote…
Read MoreRead Your World Day
Read Your World Day, formerly Multicultural Children’s Book Day (MCBD) is an online and offline celebration that attracts thousands of supporters, educators, parents, caregivers, book reviewers, and quality authors and…
Read MoreWorld Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development
“On 21 May, the World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development, UNESCO encourages people around the world to join us in celebrating cultural diversity and advocating for ways…
Read MoreI’m an Immigrant too! Review & Activities
I’m an Immigrant too! by award-winning author, Mem Fox is a celebration of the cultural diversity in her native Australia (where this book is published as I’m an Australian too!).…
Read MoreTeach Us Your Name: Book Review & Activities
“Everyone has a name and every name has a story.” – Huda Essa, educator, and author of Teach Us Your Name Teach Us Your Name is a children’s book that…
Read MoreThe Cloud Artist: A Choctaw Tale Book Review & Activities
Gazing at the clouds – watching them move, shift, and create beautiful art in the sky. Many of us have experienced this, but what we haven’t experienced is being able to…
Read MoreThe Saint Nicholas Day Snow: Book Review & Free Printable
Award-winning author Charlotte Riggle and illustrator R.J. Hughes have teamed up for another holiday children’s book that is both touching and informative. The Saint Nicholas Day Snow is a story about family,…
Read MoreWalking the Walk: Creating Meaningful Ways to Teach Multiculturalism at Home
Walking the Walk: Creating Meaningful Ways to Teach Multiculturalism at Home provides parents with information, tips, song and book recommendations to support three best practices for instilling a global view in…
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