Yay! One of my favorite topics: Latinx picture books. As a Latina, this is a very important topic. I want to students to see themselves in literature and for others to see them too.
Separate is Never Equal is written by Duncan Tonatiuh. I love this author and artist. His work is amazing. Check out his website where you can see more books of his and his art. There is a mini-unit for Separate is Never Equal in my store if you want printables and activities at the ready!
Jaguars and Butterflies is by Leattie Weiss. I remember teaching first grade and the kids assumed I lived in the closet. They were shocked to hear that I lived in my own home and not in school! Cute book where the "kids" are elephants and are convinced their teacher lives on campus. This book is short and sweet.
I hope you enjoyed learning a little bit about some great titles and authors to use in your classroom.
What books will you read your students to celebrate Latin X (Hispanic heritage) history?
How can I make your job easier this year? Let me know in the comments. If I use your ideas for a blog post, you will win $10 to Teachers Pay Teachers. Even better, if I use your ideas to make a resource in my store, LisaTeachR's Classroom, I'll send you a free copy of that resource!
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