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2009

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Holiday House

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https://www.walmart.com/ip/Crayola-Multicultural-Crayons-8-Skin-Tone-Colors-Box/19310859

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https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=videos+of+shades+of+people&&view=detail&mid=41C62114109A8C05E72641C62114109A8C05E726&FORM=VRDGAR

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Simple, few word picture book. The opening line states, “People come in many different shades. Not colors, exactly, but shades.” The overall message of the book is that the outside appearance of our skin does not make us who we are. Our skin is just the covering. Readers cannot tell what a person/family is like from the outside. Portrait photos of families and individuals classify an assortment of shades that people can be. Showing that everyone is different, besides their skin, and it is not a bad thing.

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1. Inviting families to come into the classroom to share with their peers about traditions and practices.

2. Have students draw their (self) family then share with the class who (they are) everyone is and compare differences between peers.

3. Discuss the noticeable differences in people, and gain an understanding about what they might feel about themselves.

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20.1.1 Information exchange

Identify home culture, language, routines, and how they might impact children

20.1.2 Home to school connections

Identify family practices and traditions that should be included within the classroom

25.4.2 Respect and empathy

Respect and understand others’ differences in comparison to self

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preK
Kindergarten
1st Grade

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Juvenile fiction and informational

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Race and Ethnicity

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9780823423057