pickSuch a sweet book about a girl named Unhei who moves from Korea and is trying to fit in. Her classmates and teacher‘s kindness help her see that her name and heritage are not something that will keep her from making friends in her new school.
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pickI chose this book set in Italy to celebrate #Jubilee for #foodandlit with Jace. This is a cute story about the history of pizza and Jace really enjoyed it. 4⭐️
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pickUnhei moves to the United States from Korea. After the kids from school make fun of her name, Unhei considers choosing an “American“ name. The kids in her class make a name jar full of suggestions. Unhei realizes that her name is the one she wants and tells her class her name!
“'I liked the beautiful names and funny names you thought of for me,' she told the class. 'But I realized that I liked my name best, so I chose it again. Korean names mean something. Unhei means grace.'“
"Bee-bim bop, bee-bim bop, / Mix it up, mix it up, / Rice, and beef, and spinach, too, / Stir it up and start to chew."
This book can be used to introduce children to cultural diversity through poetry. It‘s a great way to explore rhythm and repetition in writing, and can be paired with a discussion on the importance of family traditions and different cultural practices. Teachers can also have students write poems about their own family traditions.
