our uniqueness should be celebrated
Recognize Our
Differences
- Learn What it Means
- Learn Why 'Colorblind' Isn't the Answer
- Find More Resources to Read, Watch & Listen To
The term ‘colorblind’ has been used to describe people who choose not to acknowledge the color of someone’s skin. Instead of pretending we are all the same, we need to recognize our differences!
Additional Resources:
Articles
Expand on your knowledge and collection of tools to tackle this topic with these curated articles.
Articles To Read
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Today Show, 2020
Poe Center, 2018
Scholastic
Penn State Extension
Videos To Watch
Ways to Address Diversity and Acceptance at Home
Model culturally responsive behavior and responsibility
Choose learning materials for your child or students that are inclusive of different cultures
Teach your child about their own culture and how they differ from others
Inspire your child to strive to make a different in his or her own community
Teach kids about different cultures found around the country and celebrate them
Activities To Do
Repetition is a key learning aid because it helps transition a skill from the conscious to the subconscious. Through repetition, a skill is practiced and rehearsed over time and gradually becomes easier. (Source) The concepts presented in our book, and in this library, are VERY BIG topics for little kids, so repetition is going to be key for promoting understanding and learning. Below is a collection of activities to help you to continue the learning in a new way!
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