Tag Archives: multicultural literature

Bilingual Reading, by Aline S. Iniestra

Posted on March 12, 2018 by EasternPennPoints

“Hurray! Today is our day. El día de los niños. Let’s have fun today reading our favorite books. Toon! Toon! Children’s day, book day! ¡Viva! Hoy es nuestro día. El día de los niños. Nos vamos a divertir con nuestros … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged aline iniestra, ann whitford, bilingual books, bilingual children, book day, book fiesta, children's day, english, ethan long, KidLit, language learners, manana iguana, multicultural literature, pat mora, rafael lopez, spanish, translators, vocabulary building

Otherness vs. Understanding: How Stories Bridge the Gap by Lindsay Bandy

Posted on September 15, 2014 by EasternPennPoints

“Diversity” took on new meaning for me during the years I spent as a K-5 Limited English Proficiency Instructor in Williamsburg, Virginia. I had the privilege of working with small groups of children from India, Nigeria, China, Morocco, El Salvador, Columbia, … Continue reading →

Posted in Education, Uncategorized | Tagged Children's Literature, diversity, English language learners, EPA SCBWI, ESL, KidLit, Limited English Proficiency, multicultural literature | 6 Comments

Tag Archives: multicultural literature

Bilingual Reading, by Aline S. Iniestra

Otherness vs. Understanding: How Stories Bridge the Gap by Lindsay Bandy

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