Category Archives: Mauro

The Moccasin by Earl Einarson

Posted on November 26, 2017 by Mrs. Giacomazza

“They made me feel warm and loved”: That is how Earl Einarson felt as a child when his foster mother gave him a special gift–a pair of moccasins that connected him to his First Nations culture. Years later, Einarson, who is … Continue reading →

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Hey Little Ant ~ How to be reflective?

Posted on November 19, 2017 by Mrs. Giacomazza

Because Hey, Little Ant ends with a question–“What do you think that kid should do?”– the story naturally leads to discussion. Children want to keep talking. Common topics include bullying (“Have you ever felt like the ant?”) and the connectedness of living … Continue reading →

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