All Are Welcome by Alexandra Penfold

The Day You Begin by Jacqueline Woodson

Hair Love by Matthew A. Cherry

Talk about history that includes all people. For example, teach about Black History Month, Native American stories, and holidays like Juneteenth.

Show how kids live in other places. Talk about how people in other countries get water, go to school, or celebrate holidays.

Play music from other countries, watch short videos, or make art projects from around the world.

Let them talk about their family, food, or traditions. Use these things in your lessons.

Some kids might like to draw, others to write, talk, or act out what they’ve learned. Give choices.

Label things in English and other languages spoken in your class. Learn simple greetings in other languages.

Start lessons by asking things like: “Have you done this before?” or “What does your family do that’s like this?”

Let kids bring photos, drawings, or items from home to show their background or family traditions.