pickBased on an event from Alfred Scow‘s childhood, with atmospheric illustrations by First Nations artist Darlene Gait, Spalding tells the story of a Kwakwa‘ka‘waku Nations family who defy the Indian Agent to hold an illegal potlatch ceremony. The afterword explains just how risky this would have been for the family.
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pickAt The Crossroads, by Rachel Isadora, is a sweet RF story to be read in class. It is about a South African village waiting for their fathers to come home from the mines. There is a part where the children are making music, so I would use ESOL strategy 17, using audio and body language for support, and let the students also make music. I would use this website that shows us how to make instruments
in the classroom.
1. See djembe #drum
2. Yes, The Bell Jar with #thebelljarinas and Sic of Crows with #BBBBC
3. Does a chicken sandwich count?
4. Soup
5. A chocolate cookie cake or a very chocolatey chocolate cake
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pickI don't think babe yet appreciates the beauty that is millions of monkeys drumming contrasted with a single chimp drumming with his thumb. However, I'm on board 🐵🐒🎶 #babyreads #drum #boardbook
