CTL participates in annual African-American Read-In
CTL students participate in this year's African-American Read-In. Courtesy of CTL
CTL seventh and eighth graders share passages from a poetry collections, novels in verse, and other texts by African-American authors. Courtesy of CTL
CTL second graders cozy up with a good book for this year's African-American Read-In. Courtesy of CTL
CTL students participate in this year's African-American Read-In. Courtesy of CTL
CTL seventh and eighth graders share passages from a poetry collections, novels in verse, and other texts by African-American authors. Courtesy of CTL
CTL second graders cozy up with a good book for this year's African-American Read-In. Courtesy of CTL
Students at the Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) in Edgecomb recently enjoyed a wonderful day of shared literacy during our annual African-American Read-In. CTL has participated in this national event since it began in 1990. Each February, schools around the country gather poetry collections, novels, and popular picture books by African-American authors for a morning of reading, reflection and joy.
Some favorite authors in kindergarten through sixth grade this year were Faith Ringgold, Nikki Giovanni, Kadir Nelson, Jaqueline Woodson, Eloise Greenfield, Donald Crews and Ashley Bryan. Our 7th and 8th graders examined poetry anthologies and collections, novels in verse, and longer works of prose by African-American authors.
Several of these books made their way into students' backpacks for further reading.
