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Here’s my favorite from last time:

8 Multicultural Children’s Books Featuring Blind Children

Summer has been filled with reading many wonderful books. As I teach my students as well as my own kids how to read, I want to pick quality literature. Equally as important is using books with characters that create a culturally sensitive environment for learning. By reading diverse and multicultural books, we can teach children to read, but also to read the world.  

This month on Colours of Us, this wonderful article caught my attention.  

Connecting to the world

These 8 multicultural children’s books featuring blind children will give the children in your life the opportunity to see a girls and boys with a disability as friends, humanitarians, dreamers, champions, and more.  These books do not highlight the disability, rather, they highlight milestones that all children can relate.

These are perfect books to start the conversations that are crucial to discuss as well as celebrate the unique differences of children. Lessons on resiliency and empathy are never too early to begin!

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