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Trending News: Honoring Disability Book WeekWhy not ask a parent?SABAR Books celebrates Deaf History Month!A conversation about Deaf History MonthSABAR Books: Let’s talk book curation this Women’s History MonthLet’s talk about stereotypes and how to spot them in children’s booksWhat is tokenism? The surprising prevalence in children’s books and mediaInvisibility: Who’s missing from the classroom library?Why not ask a child? The power of child-led curation.Acknowledgment, wishes as we enter the holy month of RamadanFrom Black History to Living HER-StoryWhat are you doing this LEAP year?The Culture Tree: How might we explore it’s meaningExpanding the Culture Tree MetaphorOnly scratching the surface?What is the Culture Tree?An redefined Valentine; Building community within communityThe Lunar New Year: Spring as a Symbol of Renewal & Growth 🌸What am I going to teach about Black History this month and every month?The How of “Identity Development” during Black History MonthWhat to know about “Discovering and Uncovering Genius” especially during Black History monthFrom the reflective to the personal: Remembering and contextualizing our own narratives this BHMActivity: Making a box as a metacognitive exerciseHow are we teaching about Dr. MLK’s life?Talking about Dr. Martin Luther King, JrWriting down what children are saying about Dr. MLKAsking Children who was Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.Introducing an activity that centers the many facets of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.What did Dr. MLK fight against?Back by popular demand! Ashley’s Calendars
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Trending News: Honoring Disability Book WeekWhy not ask a parent?SABAR Books celebrates Deaf History Month!A conversation about Deaf History MonthSABAR Books: Let’s talk book curation this Women’s History MonthLet’s talk about stereotypes and how to spot them in children’s booksWhat is tokenism? The surprising prevalence in children’s books and mediaInvisibility: Who’s missing from the classroom library?Why not ask a child? The power of child-led curation.Acknowledgment, wishes as we enter the holy month of RamadanFrom Black History to Living HER-StoryWhat are you doing this LEAP year?The Culture Tree: How might we explore it’s meaningExpanding the Culture Tree MetaphorOnly scratching the surface?What is the Culture Tree?An redefined Valentine; Building community within communityThe Lunar New Year: Spring as a Symbol of Renewal & Growth 🌸What am I going to teach about Black History this month and every month?The How of “Identity Development” during Black History MonthWhat to know about “Discovering and Uncovering Genius” especially during Black History monthFrom the reflective to the personal: Remembering and contextualizing our own narratives this BHMActivity: Making a box as a metacognitive exerciseHow are we teaching about Dr. MLK’s life?Talking about Dr. Martin Luther King, JrWriting down what children are saying about Dr. MLKAsking Children who was Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.Introducing an activity that centers the many facets of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.What did Dr. MLK fight against?Back by popular demand! Ashley’s Calendars
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Honoring Disability Book Week

Honoring Disability Book Week
Classroom activity Culturally Responsive Classroom DEI Early Learners School Belonging Social Emotional Learning

Why not ask a parent?

Why not ask a parent?
Culturally Responsive Classroom DEI School Belonging

SABAR Books celebrates Deaf History Month!

SABAR Books celebrates Deaf History Month!
Culturally Responsive Classroom DEI Early Learners

A conversation about Deaf History Month

A conversation about Deaf History Month
Classroom activity Culturally Responsive Classroom DEI Early Learners School Belonging Social Emotional Learning

SABAR Books: Let’s talk book curation this Women’s History Month

SABAR Books: Let’s talk book curation this Women’s History Month
DEI Early Learners Social Emotional Learning

Let’s talk about stereotypes and how to spot them in children’s books

Let’s talk about stereotypes and how to spot them in children’s books