Fill your weekend with joy and attend Community Night this Saturday, August 17, from 5-8PM! Join this night of celebration with live music from Jupitor Jones and collaborative poetry from Violet Newborn, Jasper Joyner, and Sabrina Spence. Fun for all ages, sketch with the Memphis Urban Sketchers, eat gelato from Zio Matto, snacks from La Antojería, and create art activities! Thanks to our partners Memphis Public Libraries Seed Library, Desayuno con Libros, Sylvamo and Literacy Mid-South. #familyfun #memphis #choose901
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Here is another great collection of books - created by Maistorybook - to help you celebrate #Juneteenth 🎉❤️🖤💚 #representationmatters #picturebooks
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Learn more about how the Ezra Jack Keats Foundation has helped our students.
The Ezra Jack Keats Foundation has a mission to bring the multicultural, creative spirit of Keats into children’s lives and literature. They do this by supporting arts and literacy programs in public schools and libraries; celebrating new writers and illustrators of exceptional picture books for a diverse audience of children; and preserving Keats’s work and extending his legacy. Several of our teachers have been awarded grants from the Ezra Jack Keats Foundation to do projects with our students. The art teacher at the School for the Blind, Liz List, received one such grant a few years ago. She was able to purchase supplies for the students to create tactile books using different materials. The students then wrote a story to go in the book. We have very talented students! Pictured here are two of the projects done by the School for the Blind students. The top left picture has a treble clef with musical notes. The bottom right shows a guitar on one side of the open book and the story on the other. The words read “I started playing my guitar, but it didn’t make any sound. The strings were broken. I went to get some sticks. I put them on the guitar. It tried to strum them. It still did not make any sound.” #scsdb #engageempowerequip #daysofgiving #demisemideptcentennial #day72
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🌸 Planning ahead for March? Check out our free March Teaching Ideas Calendar + Free Lesson Plans. Including teaching resources to teach with film for Women's History Month, Music in Our Schools Month, Pi Day (yes, you can teach math with film!), Ramadan, World Poetry Day and more! Check out Educators > Articles > What to Teach in March on our website or the link in our bio. 📚🎬 #Education #Teachers #EducationAndSchools #Teaching
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Books have the magical ability to inspire, connect & open doors to opportunities. Get into the spirit of Random Acts of Kindness Day by spreading literary good deeds throughout your community. How are you spreading kindness today? #RAOK #RandomActsOfKindness #Community #LiteracyMatters
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Today is the first of #AAPIHeritageMonth! Check out these books and resources to learn more about the storied history and culture of your neighbors. Books start with recommendations for adults, then teens, then children. https://loom.ly/tJybRYc
AAPI Heritage Reading and Resources - Delaware County District Library
delawarelibrary.bibliocommons.com
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For those who want to support their local indie bookstore, Kalokalo is back in stock at Lost in Books (NSW) and is on Amplify Bookstore (VIC). "LOST IN BOOKS offers a bountiful public program around books, literacy, multilingual conversation, and wellbeing. It is for children, young people and adults from all backgrounds. Staffed by bilingual workers, LOST IN BOOKS promotes multilingual literacy, community safety, connectedness and exchange. LOST IN BOOKS is a social enterprise, which means that any profits will be reinvested back into the project." - Lost in Books https://lnkd.in/g-fx_UuJ "We created the shop because as Women of Colour, we recognised how difficult it was to find books written by people like us, or with characters that looked like us. So now we have Amplify: a space dedicated to making it easier for you to find BIPOC authors and books you can see yourself reflected in." - Amplify Bookstore https://lnkd.in/gvMRfJVd
Kalokalo
amplifybookstore.com
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What better way to promote reading in Kinyarwanda than - reading in Kinyarwanda to children in a small community library? Here’s our Mission Director, in his element, promoting the culture of reading. Every minute, every page counts.
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https://lnkd.in/dynaW6wQ Here is a beautiful quote about listening as an act of community and communion by Ursula Leguin.
A quote from Words Are My Matter
goodreads.com
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https://lnkd.in/e9zmEXg7 I wrote about a relationship that caused a lot of harm to me, in April its my favorite short story I've written
symphonic women
bookwritingcontent4u.blogspot.com
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I'm delighted to share a link to this review of my novel, ADAM UNREHEARSED, by Linda Gradstein, from the Jerusalem Report. https://lnkd.in/eSY-qtTv
'Adam Unrehearsed': A thrilling coming-of-age novel set in Queens
jpost.com
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