Category: Identity

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The best part of me by Wendy Ewald

8/4/2022

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This book could kickstart your own "Sharing Gifts" time in your classroom. This year I want to really commit to showing my students that everyone has their own gifts and sometimes those gifts are different than what we might think.
#identity #BOY #antijudging #breakinggenderstereotypes

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I adore this book! Fetterer is the author and illustrator. The illustrations are bold and beautiful in the style of Vincent Van Gogh. There is even a cameo of Van Gogh in the book.

Emile is a cat that lives at home with his couple. Their life is simple and he is happy.

But one day he sees a butterfly outside of his window and simply must go exploring. He meets up with other cats and finds much color on his journey.

Once he returns home, color comes into the home. "Emile had brought color into the house." The man got paints and paintbrushes, the woman bought flowers and the house was never grey again.

Moral of the story:
Bring more color into your world!
#identity
#family
#theme
#beautifulillustrations
#artists

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Red: A crayon's story by Michael Hall

7/16/2020

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"He was red...but wasn't very good at it."

Red keeps coloring things blue! Everyone tries to help him, but to no avail.

Finally he meets purple who asks him to draw an ocean for his boat and then he wouldn't stop drawing. He excitingly exclaims, "I'm blue!"

This book would be good for crushing stereotypes - what we are "supposed" to be.

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Seamus's Short Story by Heather Hartt-Sussman and Milan PavloviC

7/8/2020

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I love this story for so many reasons! In this book, Seamus is short and is having a hard time being short in what he sees as a tall world. When he tries on a pair of his mom's high heels, he finds an answer for his dilemma. In the end he understands that sometimes it is good to be tall and sometimes it is good to be small. This story chips away at stereotypes and helps students identify with their own uniqueness. The illustrations are captivating and humorous.

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The dot by Peter Reynolds

International Dot Day

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The best part of me by Wendy Ewald

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This book could kickstart your own "Sharing Gifts" time in your classroom. This year I want to really commit to showing my students that everyone has their own gifts and sometimes those gifts are different than what we might think.
#identity #BOY #antijudging #breakinggenderstereotypes

Emile by Kurt Fetterer

Red: A crayon's story by Michael Hall

Seamus's Short Story by Heather Hartt-Sussman and Milan PavloviC

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This book could kickstart your own "Sharing Gifts" time in your classroom. This year I want to really commit to showing my students that everyone has their own gifts and sometimes those gifts are different than what we might think.​#identity #BOY #antijudging #breakinggenderstereotypes

Jill A. Hostetler

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This book could kickstart your own "Sharing Gifts" time in your classroom. This year I want to really commit to showing my students that everyone has their own gifts and sometimes those gifts are different than what we might think.
#identity #BOY #antijudging #breakinggenderstereotypes