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        Race

        As children see, hear, and experience racial tension happening in our communities, country and throughout the world, it is normal for them to feel lots of different emotions – like fear, confusion, anger, grief, and worry. It's important to make time and space to have these conversations at home and at school, to help students as they navigate the world and their role within it. If you aren't sure how to start talking about race - don't worry!  You are not alone.  Here are some resources for you and your child, to help guide your conversations. If you or your child need mental health resources or strategies to cope with and manage tough emotions during this time, please visit the other pages on Mrs. Sanchez’ website.


        Videos for Kids:

        A Kids’ Book About Racism – Read Aloud with author Jelani Memory

        Sesame Street’s Town Hall on Racism with CNN

        PBIS – When Something Scary Happens with Daniel Tiger

         

        Videos for Parents:

        How to Talk to Kids about Race – The Atlantic

        Talking to Children Authentically about Race and Racism – PBIS streaming special

        Emmanuel Acho Answers Questions about Race

        Tips for Talking to Your Kids About Race - National Geographic

        How Can I Talk to My Kids About Race? - American Academy of Pediatrics

         

        Books!

        Here Wee Read has incredible book lists, reviews and interviews with authors as well as a free, downloadable Diverse & Inclusive Summer Reading Challenge

        Aritcles:

        Talking to Kids About Racism – NY Times

        Tips on Explaining the News to Our Kids – Common Sense Media

        Age-by-Age Guide to Talking about Race with Kids – Teaching Tolerance

        Talking to Kids About Race - National Geographic

         

        Websites:

        Talking About Race – The National Museum of African American History and Culture

        Teaching Tolerance – website for educators and parents

         

        Evergreen:

        Letter from Mr. Isakson, Mrs. Sanchez & Mrs. Poppe – en Espanol

         

        Embrace Race's Action Guide

        Embrace Race

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