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Guest Posts
December 6, 2023

Guest post by Language Lizard, 2023 Platinum Sponsor

Introducing children to myths and legends is an excellent way to expose them to stories from around the world. Using one of the most famous Irish tales, The Children of Lir, learn about the significance of teaching myths and legends and explore engaging activities that can help deepen children’s understanding and appreciation of this timeless tale.

Why Teach Myths and Legends?

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Giving Tuesday
October 30, 2023

Helps us fund off-line classroom celebration kits for teachers!

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We want to help teachers celebrate our holiday by giving them a Read Your World Teacher Celebration Kit consisting of 3 diverse children’s books, book swag for their students, and a teacher’s guide for one of the books so that they can celebrate in their classrooms.

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Multicultural Booklist
October 25, 2023

Guest Post by Amanda Hsiung-Blodgett, Miss Panda Chinese


October is Bilingual Child Month. It’s a time to celebrate the linguistic and cultural diversity among us. This celebration resonates with parents who are on the journey in passing on their heritage languages to their children, and those who are committed to providing their kids the opportunity to acquire a world language through bilingual or immersion schools, homeschools, and bilingual/multilingual resources. As technology draws communities closer, celebrating Bilingual Child Month is a step towards connecting cultures in our society.

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