Children who have lots of experiences with books absorb the rhythms and patterns of language and, at surprisingly early ages, begin to imitate the language and gestures their parents and caregivers. Read together to support early literacy: https://t.co/i6ZqEFhY2w
One hundred Wyoming educators will have the opportunity to earn the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) Certification for Educators with financial support from the WDE.
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My hope for you is that you feel loved during this season. And if you are alone or not in a romantic relationship, I want you to know that I’m talking to you too. You deserve to feel loved, and love comes in so many forms. #mondaymeditation
"I think it’s important for students to see themselves in the books that they read. It shows them they’re also important and included in the literature.” #NationalReadingMonth
It’s #WorldDownSyndromeDay and we should remember how some amazing books like @sabodeen ‘s “We’ll Paint The Octopus Red” help us understand those differences while promoting inclusion and diversity from early childhood 🌍 #EWCWYBookTalk