Including classroom books that represent and celebrate Black history is essential for fostering inclusivity, understanding, and respect among students. If you’re looking to expand your collection, be sure to explore our top picks for black history books for children, perfect for read alouds in primary
Hola, teachers! Are you looking to add diversity to your classroom library and read aloud collections? Today, we want to embrace and honor the rich and vibrant Hispanic American culture. Here’s a list of our favorite children’s books on Hispanic culture, perfect for primary classrooms.
Bring diversity to your classroom library and read alouds by highlighting the rich traditions, histories, and contributions of Asian Americans. Here’s a list of our favorite Asian American read aloud books for celebrating this culture in primary classrooms. 1- I Am Both: A Vietnamese Refugee
The gift of an extra day is coming your way! Yep, that’s right – every four years, we get a bonus day on February 29th. Why let this special day pass by without some classroom fun and learning? In this blog post, we’ve got the
November is Native American Heritage Month, and while we know we are not experts on the subject, we’re excited to help you bring the rich cultures and histories of Native American communities into your classrooms. We’re all about amplifying Native American voices, celebrating diversity, and
Have you ever looked through your social studies personal finance standards and thought, “Blek! How can I get these kids engaged in learning about economics?!) We’ve all been there! But, our team has a solution! Unit 4 of our Lucky to Learn Math curriculum has
