I fell in love with 2 books last night while reading to my children. A Girl Like You and A Boy Like You empower readers with messages of strength and individuality while including a diverse representation of children as characters. The illustrations are whimsical and inviting.
To my white educators: Today, you’re posting about social justice, buying antiracist books, following brown folks, and temp changing your profile pictures. (thread)
Here’s what I need you to do tomorrow:
My little friend was in tears & wanted to quit school. SHE’S 8! So we ditched her assignment & did a reflection on her strengths and stretches. A page of writing! This is her “I did it” face. This is what joy in learning looks like. If kids are in tears we are doing it wrong.
@sbruyns@SACTVDSB This is so amazing! Loved our “google and learn” session today too. So much support among our staff. It was great to hear your voices and see your faces. 💕
Exciting news for educators & families looking for curriculum/program-based activities for children to do at home. @TVDSB has released elementary, grade-by-grade Week at A Glance. Click on the link below. Check back for new learning opportunities weekly!https://t.co/klvatQd69p
Hi Noah! Great idea. So here’s what I’m thinking: If you send your questions in by 6PM EDT tomorrow and get your friends to do the same, @CPHO_Canada and I will answer some this weekend. Get all the info here: https://t.co/xDvWqBsAGl