pick#WordsOfOctober Day 1: This story provides a sensitive portrayal of what it must be like walking in the new girl, Farah‘s skin without attempting to provide a utopian quick fix but a simple #apple in one‘s hand offered in a gesture of welcome and the promise of friendship. My review: https://wp.me/pDlzr-9TS
pickFarah, a Muslim immigrant finds it difficult to make friends and be accepted. One Green Apple, a RF book written shortly after the 911 attacks has an impactful message of tolerance and acceptance and should be in our classrooms. Great for RA OR S. ESOL Strategies 3 & 4 encourage positive thinking and self talk and linking to students‘ prior knowledge are covered in this book. #LAE3414sp19. UDL principles 8.3,2.1,2.4,3.1 fostering collaboration
My favorite bookstores are Green Apple in San Francisco (top left) and Powell's in Portland (top right). The Last Bookstore (bottom left) in Los Angeles and Strand Bookstore (bottom right) NYC are on my bucket list. I have fantasties about a family road trip to specifically visit weird landmarks (world's largest thermometer, etc) and bookstores 😊📚 #vivabookstore
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pick#ThisRemindsMeOf... 🍏- this is my absolute favourite place, hands down, in San Francisco. I must have visited the city around four times now, and I always always make a pilgrimage to this place. And yes, the tagged picturebook is lovely too.
One Green Apple | 
