Fault Lines in the Constitution: The Graphic Novel: Civics Resources
FAULT LINES IN THE CONSTITUTION: THE GRAPHIC NOVEL: CIVICS RESOURCES Best Users: School...
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Tag: Equity
Fault Lines in the Constitution: Free Chapters & Educator Materials + Read Aloud
FAULT LINES IN THE CONSTITUTION: FREE CHAPTERS & EDUCATOR MATERIALS Best Users: School...
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Free For You and Me: First Amendment Study Guide + Read Aloud
FREE FOR YOU AND ME: WHAT OUR FIRST AMENDMENT MEANS: STUDY / EDUCATOR’S GUIDE Best Users:...
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Piecing Me Together: Discussion Guide on Race, Class, Gender, and Intersectionality
PIECING ME TOGETHER: Intersectionality Discussion Guide Best Users: Educators, Librarians,...
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A Crack in the Sea: A Guide for Educators & Readers
A CRACK IN THE SEA: A Guide for Educators & Readers Best Users: Librarians, Educators, Book...
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Skating with the Statue of Liberty: Discussion Guide
SKATING WITH THE STATUE OF LIBERTY: Discussion Guide Best Users: Librarians, Educators, Book...
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Unidentified Suburban Object: Discussing Equity, Microaggression & Allyship
Unidentified Suburban Object: Discussing Equity, Microaggression & Allyship Best Users:...
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I’m New Here: Classroom & Community Guide to Welcoming Immigrants
I’M NEW HERE Welcoming Kit For Communities & Classrooms Best Users: Educators, Public...
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Words as Freedom: Poetry Workshop Based on Don Tate’s Poet
Reader Engagement Project: THE BOOK Poet: The Remarkable Story of George Moses Horton, a...
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Be a Changemaker: Teen Workshop Series
BE A CHANGEMAKER: HOW TO START SOMETHING THAT MATTERS: SOCIAL ACTION WORKSHOPS Best Users:...
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Something About America
“Simplicity of language is a powerful counterpoint to the emotional complexity of the immigrants’...
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See You Around the Neighborhood
Curious City DPW remains open to our bookish friends!
Kirsten Cappy of Curious City, however, has turned her attention to running the nonprofit she co-founded. I'm Your Neighbor Books uses children's books to build a stronger America, one where immigrants are welcomed and where first, second, and third generation Americans truly belong.
Kidlit bookish surprises will continue to appear here, but the rate of materials will diminish. Thanks to all that have been a part of this kidlit city!!