Diversity in the classroom

I've mentioned this project/bulletin board a few times, and now that this year's group has done it, presented it, and I've (almost) finished reading their reports, I'm going to tell you more about it! We tweaked it this year, and I'm so happy with the results! We tied it into our social studies curriculum by telling the kiddos (and putting it on the instructions sheet for the parents) that we will learn throughout the year how California is made up of immigrants and migrants from many…

Are you looking for diverse read alouds? Are you looking to celebrate a variety of languages, customs, and traditions? If so, this book list is for you!

Diversity Bulletin Board

How To Promote Cultural Diversity In The Classroom by Charlotte Lim of Colourful Teaching For You. Culture activities in the form of little to NO PREP project based learning ideas for elementary and middle school students. https://www.colourfulteachingforyou.com/2023/03/how-to-promote-cultural-diversity-in-the-classroom

Diversity is the one thing we all have in common.

Ensuring that everyone is welcome and represented Everyone is Welcome. What does this statement look like in your classroom? Do you have equal representation of all races? Does you classroom library include books about diversity? Do you provide coloring materials that allow your students to ACCURATELY draw their families? Do you facilitate conversations about cultural […]

The teachers are trying to build the same culture in the classroom as we're building in the organization.

With Martin Luther King Jr. Day coming right up, it can be tricky to explain the meaning behind MLK Day to your little ones. Talking about diversity can be a good way to approach the topic for younger kids. What better way to talk about diversity than with play dough! It is something all kids