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21-Day Challenge (K-2)

Overview: Creating effective social justice habits is like any lifestyle change. Setting our intentions and adjusting what we spend our time doing is essential. Join us for a 21-Day Challenge that helps to build habits of honest reflection.

Content

LESSON

All Are Welcome

What does it mean to be welcome? Explore what it means to create a place that includes and welcomes everyone through this picture book.

LESSON

Let's Talk About Race

Rapper, Actor, Producer, and Activist Common reads Let's Talk About Race by Julius Lester.

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Colors of Me

What colors are you? As you read through this poem by Shel Silverstein think of the colors that describe you. Then, create your own unique colors poem.

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Colors of Us

How many shades of brown can there be? Lena is about to find the answer to that question.

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I am Somebody

Stand up and speak up! You should be proud of the somebody you are!

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Emilia Understands Equity

Jeff Tucker reads his book, "Emilia Understands Equity". Listen along and learn more about the importance of everyone getting what they need.

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Sulwe

Sulwed was “born the color of midnight.” She feels like she is treated differently than her family and friends. One day, a star visits Sulwed and shares the story of how day and night came to be and she learns a big lesson about feeling beautiful inside and out.

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Free and Equal

What are human rights? Are all children born free and equal?

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Look What Brown Can Do

Skin color has nothing to do with a person’s potential. Celebrate Black History through this book that tells just some of the achievements that people with brown skin have accomplished.

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Fair and Square

What happens when square discovers the many ways he is different from his circle friends? Understand more about different kinds of injustice and think about ways we can be fair and square.

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A Message from Arthur

Arthur and Buster ask questions about how we can do our part to end racism.

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Families Talk Race

Real families sit down to have honest conversations about race, identity, and racism.

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See Color

It's important to SEE people in all their beautiful COLORS. When you see color and the unique experiences that come from it, you can recognize the role racism plays in our culture AND appreciate everyone and their diversity.

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Antiracist Baby

The book "Antiracist Baby" teaches us how we can teach everyone to be antiracist.

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Superheroes Can Be Any Color

What is racism? Understand more about how people can be treated unfairly because of the color of their skin.

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I am Enough

Grace Byers reads her book, "I am Enough". Celebrate differences and embrace what makes you and amazing person. Think about the differences we like about others.

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Hair Love

Watch what happens when a dad tries to do his daughter's hair for the first time? Will he figure it out in time to make her day special?

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MLK

Kid President tells the story of Martin Luther King, Jr.

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Civil Rights

Understand segregation and the movement that drove change to unfair laws.

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Almost There

What is Tiana singing about? Through hard work and perseverance she knows she can make her dreams come true?

Skills Developed

Compassion

Empathy

Crirtical Thinking

Self-Awareness

260 minutes
K-2

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