busted! Great catch, Pia!
I agree. I taught Head Start and constantly looked for books featuring black
kids that were about every day activities and feelings. There aren't many. My
favorites-that I still own and are often hard to find, Marjorie Weinman
Sharmat's ""I Don't Care""-about a black boy dealing with feelings about the
loss of a balloon, Petronella Beiburgs's ""Doctor Shawn"" about black kids
pretending to be doctors and... mehr anzeigen
busted! Great catch, Pia!
I agree. I taught Head Start and constantly looked for books featuring black
kids that were about every day activities and feelings. There aren't many. My
favorites-that I still own and are often hard to find, Marjorie Weinman
Sharmat's ""I Don't Care""-about a black boy dealing with feelings about the
loss of a balloon, Petronella Beiburgs's ""Doctor Shawn"" about black kids
pretending to be doctors and nurses, Virginia Allen Jensen's ""Sara and the
Door"" about a black girl solving a perplexing problem. Ann Herbert Scott's
""Sam"" about a black boy dealing with feelings of being ignored by his family
and the book ""Regina's Big Mistake"" where a black girl solves a problem that
occurs while trying to draw a picture. I have kept the books as they are very
hard to find and were some of the most popular books I read when I taught. If
you can find them, hold on to them!
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