Our 5-part series has all its graphics, links, and topics solidified!
Join me on one, or more, of the remaining Thursdays this month–
March: Women’s History Month 2
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Juneteenth
This weekend marks Juneteenth — known in the African-American/Black community for generations, recently acknowledged and celebrated on a more national stage — Juneteenth marks the liberation of enslaved Africans in the United States.
This weekend take some time to learn more about this day and what you can do to ensure its inclusion in textbooks, and to generate conversations on the importance of history–all history.
Find a local event, and attend too!
It is through these experiences, and this added learning, that we grow personally and professionally.
Winter Break
It’s been a year unlike any other . . . we have earned our rest.
Turn off that computer, forget Zoom, and stay safe.
🍏 C is for Camacho will return end of January 2021 🍏
September 1, 2020: Quote of the Day
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.
C is for Camacho 