Always look for the secret door and live in its indulgence !" it's the place where a story has some resemblance of truth that we believe it. .. We know that the characters aren't real but we have real feelings about them. " - Marc Barnett #BECEUNB
Thank you @nadialhohn for sharing your passion and enthusiasm for literacy. Through your books and video you advocate for the child as both a reader and a writer. This is how I shared with my class. #BECEUNB
The continued picture story wall. This is up in our after school room. Some go everyday to work on the project some work and are done others add after a few days. It's becoming one giant collaborative potluck of unique ingredients. #Shelfietalk
@klivingstoneECE I was also very interested in this, I love names and details such as this. You are right, what a great learning opportunity for children as well.
A6 I love the thought of purchasing books and donating to local schools. I have been in contact with an elementary and high school teachers and received some ideas to look for. Waiting on more responses #ShelfieTalk
Thank you Bob Joseph, you have deepened my understanding of how present mistreatment is and how real it is, not in a way I can even understand but in way that saddens my soul and stirs a desire to see reconciliation.
@DeeCaraD@ShelfieTalk @ocsbMrsWilson i feel i cant move fast enough to learn it all but i keep tripping over my own feet ( thoughts and opinions) understanding the truth deserves to be done one careful step at a time just as you said
Indigenious People we're deprived of living, experiencing and passing their culture and hertigate for decades. That is rich culture, I want to learn more about. #Shelfietalk
Despite Canadian goals to control and tear down, Indigenious Peoples accepted what was being done, and stated feelings, validating their right to be treated at the very least as people, and equal.