Celebrate National Unicorn Day on April 9th with a DIY Unicorn Horn Headband craft, perfect for homeschoolers and teachers. This engaging project not only sparks creativity but also aids in developing fine motor skills and imagination. It integrates art and science, is adaptable for different skill levels, and offers step-by-step instructions, enhancing bonding in families and classrooms.
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As a reminder to you, when it comes to teaching your students to be globally-minded citizens who not only respect but celebrate diversity, it’s not really what you teach – it’s how you teach it. However, it’s important to find good resources for teaching cultural diversity! You can get super creative and do so many
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It’s okay to be worried, confused or scared to teach about black culture. It’s okay to no know what to say. It’s not okay to avoid it. Learn what you can do when you don’t know what to do to support black culture and black equality as a teacher.
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With professional Brazilian percussionist, Daniel GohnA companion for episode #49 Respecting Diversity in the Class Learn all about the rhythms, feel and instruments of Brazilian samba percussion! Special guest Daniel Gohn from Sao Paulo Brazil explains to us how to develop an authentic samba sound with a music class. Here are some typical Brazilian Samba
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For the podcast episode #48 I wanted to talk all things Brazilian Carnaval! However, even though I’ve spent 8 years living in Brazil, I’m not an expert and I wanted to give you expert and reliable information to use in your classrooms! Success! I found Manuela Green, born in Rio de Janeiro but spent 20
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Use Irish Folklore to retell stories, including key details, and demonstrate an understanding of their central message or lesson. These stories were passed down orally for many many years and in Ireland, many of these stories were in their native language of Gaelic – which most people refer to as Irish. The oral tradition has
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