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@stevesalaita My German mother treated my earaches like this in the ‘70s. When my daughter couldn’t see the doctor for an earache during the first weeks of the pandemic, our family doctor recommended the same remedy.
With book bans being a hotly contested issue in many US schools, Margaret Atwood made a unique statement of her own on the matter: https://t.co/cV7OVtGAko
Students in the MYP 3 Language & Literature classes have been reading & analyzing picture books, to better understand what it takes to tell a compelling story. All of the picture books focused on myths & legends from around the world.
Picture books can tell some of the most important stories. This week students had access during silent reading time to picture books that tackled the important topic of residential schools.
Yesterday students started checking out some of the books in my classroom library. Reading for pleasure is a key component of our classes and has so many benefits, from helping us to unwind, build our knowledge, and develop empathy for characters experiencing things we aren’t.
Summer means being able to make a dent in my “to be read” stack. Kacen Callender’s King and the Dragonflies was a beautiful YA story about figuring out who you are, learning to live with the loss of a family member, & the struggles of peer groups. Definitely worth the read.