This blog was developed as a resource for teachers who are looking to incorporate high quality and award winning trade books into their social studies curriculum. I have compiled and cited various reviews on these books, and additionally have listed online resources that will help teachers use these books for instructional purposes.
Monday, December 7, 2009
How My Parents Learned to Eat
How My Parents Learned to Eat
Written by: Ina R. Freedman
Illustrated by: Alan Say
"A bi-racial child tells the story of how her Japanese mother and American father met, fell in love, struggled to understand each other's ways, and finally married. It's a wonderful portrait of diversity, showing children that superficial differences in cultures don't really mean much and shouldn't get in the way of people appreciating each other."
Amazon.com Review
Online Resources:
http://stancock.iweb.bsu.edu/cyberlessons/Eat.html
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