Anneke Vanmarcke Forzani je zakladatelkou a prezidentkou společnosti Language Lizard, která poskytuje multikulturní zdroje ve více než 50 jazycích pro školy, knihovny a vzdělávací organizace. Své znalosti a zkušenosti sdílí na workshopech o využívání multikulturních zdrojů v rozmanitých třídách a publikuje na online platformách. Je autorkou připravované dvojjazyčné dětské knihy.
Focusing on community diversity, this multicultural book provides insights into various cultures and backgrounds. As part of the Language Lizard Living in Harmony Series, it offers engaging lesson plans and activities designed to enhance diversity education, making it a valuable resource for fostering understanding and appreciation among readers.
Color Idioms (A Multicultural Book)
Exploring the concept of a "green thumb," this book delves into the skills and knowledge necessary for successful gardening. It examines the relationship between humans and plants, highlighting techniques for nurturing various species and understanding their needs. The narrative offers practical advice, tips for cultivating a thriving garden, and insights into the environmental impact of gardening practices. Through engaging anecdotes and expert guidance, readers are encouraged to develop their own gardening abilities and connect with nature.
This narrative offers a unique twist on traditional fables, expanding the reader's perspective through its engaging storytelling. It combines familiar elements with innovative ideas, making it both relatable and refreshing. The book invites readers to explore deeper themes and insights, showcasing the timeless relevance of fables in understanding the world around us.
A story about a girl and her father who have migrated from their home to live in a new land. What are her concerns and how does her father help her overcome them? "Hey, this new land is OK, in fact it's not so different, the people are nice. Papa said I would be happy here and he was right, I am."
"It is never easy to leave home, but Dad says I will be happy here. I miss Grandma's cooking, my cousins' laughter and the easy chatter in my own language. Maybe we can build a new home here, learn a new language and make new friends. A transition story that expands boundaries."--Back cover