4 Ways to Make Read Across America More Diverse
I’m so excited to share 4 ways to make Read Across America more diverse! Can you believe that it is almost March? March means a few special events; one of those being Read Across America! March 2nd is the day that we typically celebrate the writings and musings of one, Theodore Seuss Geisel. His stories […]
How to Teach Central Message Using Beautiful
Hello! I hope that you have been feeling like the amazing person that you are in spite of anything that may be happening around you. I love that you are here sharing how to teach central message with me! You cannot imagine how happy I am to be writing about how to teach central message […]
Teacher Summer Reboot: Culturally Responsive Books List
Culturally responsive books for our students for the win! Wow, what a weekend! Without a doubt, the Educators2Educators Teacher Summer Reboot 2020 conference was amazing! There were 70+ sessions of teachers sharing their expertise on a plethora of relevant and “right now” topics. Consequently, this was my third time presenting via the Educators2Educators teacher conferences. […]
1 Epic Way to Celebrate Read Across America Week
Read Across America is a program that promotes early literacy for all children. It is sponsored by the National Education Association. The literacy celebration, thus far, always corresponds with Dr. Seuss’ birthday. The program began as a way to pay homage to Theodor Seuss Geisel, aka “Dr. Seuss”. March 2nd is Dr. Seuss’ birthday. Although […]
Finding Books to Inspire African American Boys to Read!
Inspiring African American Males to Read You know how passionate I am about children and literature! : ) Focusing on our sweet, African American boys and reading is so imperative, too. It will take a little extra focus and TLC. I say this because even when we make our best efforts to ensure that our […]
10 Culturally Responsive Books To Kick Start Your Class Library
Are You Ready to Kick Start Your Culturally Responsive Class Library? As you probably know, being a culturally responsive educator is very important to me. I love getting to know my students and their families on a deeper level and being able to relate to them in a way that allows me to have deeper […]