by admin20 | May 27, 2023 | Blog
MIRA MERCHANT EDUCATION & HEALTH EQUITY | TOO SMALL TO FAIL IT’S IMPORTANT FOR CHILDREN TO SEE THEMSELVES WITHIN THE PAGES OF A BOOK – LET’S TALK ABOUT WHY. It’s been said that art imitates life – and many times, it does. But what about the times it doesn’t? For...
by admin20 | Aug 26, 2022 | Blog
En los últimos cinco años, las búsquedas en Google en España relacionadas con “cuentos sobre diversidad” han crecido un 70%, las de “cuentos feministas” han aumentado un 274% y las búsquedas sobre “cuentos de diversidad...
by admin20 | Jun 15, 2021 | Blog
by Valentina Gonzalez As the numbers of ELs in classrooms in the United States continue to rise, in some parts of our nation it may even be unusual not to have English learners. And like all students, ELs bring to our classrooms unique experiences reflecting...
by admin20 | Apr 15, 2021 | Blog
Los niños y niñas de primaria gozan de mucha imaginación y creatividad, seguro que te has dado cuenta de ello. A muchos de ellos les encanta transportarse hasta mundos mágicos que solo existen en sus cabezas y vivir aventuras de fantasía con sus amigos, los juguetes o...
by admin20 | Nov 9, 2020 | Blog
The last white rhino, a stolen inheritance, terrifying sea journeys and some ballet dancing bunnies This month there’s an emphasis on change and transition, loss and hopefulness. In picture books, Nicola Davies’s Last (Tiny Owl) is inspired by the true story...
by admin20 | Oct 28, 2020 | Blog
When we first began Think Bilingual Austin, we did a quick survey asking various bilinguals from different backgrounds what bilingualism meant to them. The overarching message we received was that being bilingual enriched people’s lives and gave them more social...
