Thanks Sesame Street!
Also see: The Skin You Live In for a great book and related activities.
A few more related picture books:
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- T. Wright
- I have been in the field of early childhood education for twenty years. I am a member of the National Association for the Education of Young Children and Phi Kappa Phi. I have a strong belief that exposing children to language and literacy at an early age will enhance their ability to become better students in school. It is my mission to expose parents and teachers to valuable early childhood activities in the hope of enriching the lives of as many children as I can. Peace, Blessings, and Happy Reading, Tonya
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Awesome!!!!!! My kids had the opportunity to meet E.B Lewis in SC last year, and this is sooo on time for my family, I have girls with all different textures and sometimes it gets really intersting around here---momof7 The girls are still singing I love my haaaiirrrrr :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Shawntel! A friend shared this with me on Facebook and I had to post it here. It is an issue for many girls - those of color and those who are not of color! It's a girl issue that often grows into a women's issue!
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