Just in time to commemmorate his 101 birthday,
the Pre-K classroom will study this Caldecott Winner author and illustrator who embraced multiculturalism by giving voices to characters of diverse backgrounds.
It is very important that children see characters with whom they can identify. At LFS, we believe that each child can see their gender, ethnicity, primary language, family structure, depicted in the books they read and celebrate.
Multiculturalism in children's literature opens the way for future understanding of social constructivism. Because we believe that our students are indeed the future stewarts of this world, we foster the values of equality and inclusion.
It is never too early to show children that their lives matter.