Using African Proverbs in the Classroom for Critical Thinking Many times, students think history does not matter. They feel that if something occurred in the
Using Games with Picture Books Teachers spend hours creating lessons that will engage students. Ultimately, stronger engagement leads to a stronger understanding of the
There is so much content to pick from when teaching about Black History Month. Thus, it can be hard to narrow down the focus. For
February is such a powerful month in the classroom. It is Black History Month! Thanks to Carter G. Woodson and other prominent African-Americans, we shine
I received the book LaDonna Plays Hoops, written by Dr. Kimberly Gordan Biddle illustrated by Heath Gray, published by MacLaren-Cochrane to review for Multicultural Children’s
There are many standards that children learn in school and will use throughout their entire lives. For instance, learning to read and write is heavily
The world contains so much diversity. Honestly, this is a significant aspect and something to be grateful for. However, it can also cause racism, inequality,
No matter the grade you teach, reading and writing is so important! Additionally, it takes a lot of practice in order to learn to be
As students come back to the classroom, they will experience various emotions. For some, they will love being back with their friends and teacher. Others
After staying up late, eating lots of food, and watching the ball drop, students are ready for a fresh start! Whether many mistakes were made
I absolutely LOVE picture books that represent people from all walks of life! I believe we can teach students to be global leaders by learning about people all around our world.