Examples of Classroom Fun and Celebration for Multicultural Children’s Book Day 2018!
We’ve invited all of our classrooms and supporters to celebrate The Big Day anytime during 1/22 and 1/27 and we’ve already had some educators and organizations share their ReadYourWorld fun here. The buzz around this event is mind-blowing and we felt compelled to share even more fun images and examples of educators using #Readyourworld to educate Global Citizens:
Sarah Fisk from the Orange County (Orlando) Library System reached out to use in September to share their plans for Local Author Festivals in honor of Multicultural Children’s Book Day! The library had a signing-only author festival with 6 Florida authors from 2 to 4 pm. They also had Crystal Sullivan, the library’s lead storyteller, do a mini storytime for children at 2 and 3pm.
Multicultural Children’s Book Authors showed their support during Orange County Library System’s MCBD event.
Amazing lesson for Multicultural Children’s Book Day!! The book 10 Gulab Jamuns and the sweet treat made with @CampbellOutside were a huge hit with our class! Many thanks to author @SAcharya7 for sharing the book with us! #ReadYourWorld @CampbellAPS @APSVirginia pic.twitter.com/f8MrNsKHtp
— Jessica Berg (@MsBergsClass) January 25, 2018
Celebrating Multicultural Children’s Book Day! #MCBD2018 @MCChildsBookDay @JumpIntoABook1 pic.twitter.com/hXgTlVRBIG
— Mrs. R.’s Class (@rlsmrsrclass121) January 26, 2018
@KensingtonES_NC is ready for MCBW in the media center! Check out one of these books to travel the world!!! @AGHoulihan @rachelnclarke #MCBD2018 #Literacy4U #ReadYourWorld #UCPSLibraryLife pic.twitter.com/C5vqzerdgv
— Bryan McKenzie (@McKeduc8or) January 24, 2018
Here are some of our #picturebook recommendations from today! @MCChildsBookDay #ReadYourWorld #books #read #jesvt #cesuvt pic.twitter.com/OSsnl3doRe
— aimee randall (@teachvt) January 26, 2018
Celebrated Multicultural Children’s Book Day #ReadYourWorld #DiverseBooks #NoxonHeroes #MulticulturalChildrensBookDay pic.twitter.com/wK2G8PBmUy
— Melissa Tirado (@MrsTiradoENL) January 25, 2018
Book 2 for #MCBD2018! We read the Water Princess and talked about what we can do to change the world ❤ 🌍 @McKeduc8or @rachelnclarke @AGHoulihan #ReadYourWorld #UCPSLibraryLife #Literacy4U pic.twitter.com/kv7T1HIgvZ
— Felicia Moore (@Moore1stGrade) January 25, 2018
To celebrate #ReadYourWorld at @CannadayMISD today, teachers schoolwide are sharing a Multicultural Children’s Book. Cannaday teachers to enter our classroom book giveaway remember to post a pic of your readaloud w/ #ReadYourWorld & tag me!Thank you @MCChildsBookDay for the swag! pic.twitter.com/c9BhrjInrA
— Ro Menendez (@romenendez14) January 26, 2018
Book 1 for #MCBD2018– we don’t judge by our outside appearances! Made personal hashtags for ourselves & wrote postcards to friends telling them what we think about them using inside traits. @McKeduc8or @AGHoulihan @rachelnclarke #Literacy4U #UCPSLibraryLife #ReadYourWorld pic.twitter.com/qvgq6cKkrQ
— Felicia Moore (@Moore1stGrade) January 24, 2018
Home display of books set in Central and South America #ReadYourWorld #MulticulturalChildrensBookDay pic.twitter.com/1mtiNrsDfh
— Vivian Harris (@vivianharris45) January 26, 2018
Happy #MCchildrensbookday #ReadYourWorld @KNAAN you rock! Music+books=fun #jesvt #cesuvt #vted #read #books @MulticulturKids pic.twitter.com/97dS7Au8fu
— aimee randall (@teachvt) January 26, 2018
“Book tasting” with Books representing multiple cultures around the world with 3rd grdrs @Hillside_Eagles #GISDLibraries #ReadYourWorld pic.twitter.com/FWVtlrNV0B
— Joni Harris (@Jharrisreads) January 25, 2018