Amazing stories–expanding my collection for Black History Month, and all year . . .
🧡 Diverse authors, diverse voices, diverse stories 🧡
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Black History Month & Gallery
Black History Month — these titles represent the depth desired for my instruction and learning.
These are good reads for me and good reads for my students. These books cross a range of topics, genres, and history. These books can be used in the classroom. These books can be utilized for personal reading.
I do my best to make deliberate choices to ensure a wide range of titles, authors, stories, and voices are heard/seen. Finally, I am specifically showcasing these books because I can recommend them; I have read them all and I can attest they have plenty to provide any student, any teacher, any reader.
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Gallery & Classroom Tip #3
I recently had the opportunity to visit a teacher friend in Seattle, Washington. I saw this in her classroom and first thing I thought was: Why didn’t I ever do this?
Absolutely brilliant classroom management and classroom decor–all in one. Beautiful colorful circles–one for each person in line, all forming the line the teacher wants.
Favorite Books & Gallery
Diverse literature must be meaningful. I received this for my birthday earlier in the year and it is simply amazing.
It’s too long to be read in a single sitting, especially for the younger kids, but it is full of wonderful, RAD women. It’s nonfiction, a genre not as readily utilized in the primary ages, it highlights a history not readily included, and it covers the alphabet–add this to my favorite alphabet books!
C is for Camacho 