Diversity kindergarten

Kids are curious by nature and discovering that there are people and places around the world that are both similar and different from them is an important way to teach them about diversity and acceptance. These fun activities are the perfect way to teach kids about different cultures around the world and get them excited about learning! These activities are perfect for teaching the whole family about different countries, cultures and traditions.

Find the perfect diversity books for little learners to grow and learn about other cultures.

Check out these fun and easy diversity crafts for kids! Adorable and creative arts and craft projects for kids big and small.

As educators, one of our main jobs besides teaching to the state standards is making everyone feel welcome in our classrooms. Welcomed, appreciated, and celebrated. One of the easiest ways to do that is to

How to teach diversity in Kindergarten and why it's important to do so. We can use these 5 quick conversation starters to help children begin to understand that we are all different and diverse and that's what makes us special.

Are you looking for diverse read alouds? Are you looking to celebrate a variety of languages, customs, and traditions? If so, this book list is for you!

One of our friends kept making kites during Thinking,Learning and Discovering Time. Before we knew it, making kites was a favorite pastime for many of them so I asked them if they would like to investigate kites. They were very excited! We started by finding out what they wondered about kites. Next, I set up an area where they could investigate try to find out some of these answers themselves. When they first started, they had trouble drawing the diamonds and triangles, but as time went on…

The cultural diversity in my school system is somewhat limited to religion and special needs. Therefore, teaching diversity is always interesting and enlightening for my students. Our first lesson centered around David McPhail's book Elmer. I love this lesson because it helps students celebrate differences. For our next lesson, read This is the Dream by Diane Z. Shore & Jessica Alexander. Next, we examined the similarities and difference in white eggs and brown eggs. We discovered that the…

*Mini class video is coming at the end of this post.* Teaching and promoting diversity in early childhood is very important. I looked through some […]

With Martin Luther King Jr. Day coming right up, it can be tricky to explain the meaning behind MLK Day to your little ones. Talking about diversity can be a good way to approach the topic for younger kids. What better way to talk about diversity than with play dough! It is something all kids