Mixed: An Inspiring Story About Colour

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it's literally about color theory, but it's also obviously a story about segregation based on physical characteristics, with literal RBY color standing in for race, so i worry about planting the ~metaphorical~ seed that interracial relationships are a magic bullet to racism, y'know.

Mixbook allows you to customize the layout of your photo book so you get it just the way you want it. But one day a very special Blue met a very special Yellow, and found that their differences complimented each other.You can also move either the frame of the photo or enlarge and adjust the photo itself, which means you can get the perfect framing for each image. Snapfish is a massive player in the world of photo books and that makes it a great option for yearbooks. With the exception of Box 1, there are 2 book bands in each collection ideal for Reception class (Lilac, Pink, Red and Yellow) right up to Year 6 confident readers (Dark Red, Black and Black Plus). Our book today is Mixed: A Colorful Story by Arree Chung, a wonderful lesson in the importance of community diversity.

Picaboo is a yearbook service which is backed by some fantastic software which makes it a very easy to use system. It's hard to explain how amazing the Starts with a Story book companions are because there is just so much goodness included in each one. As teachers, it is so important that we teach our students tolerance, acceptance, and to embrace their differences. He also likes to climb mountains, swim outside and contort his body into silly positions while breathing as calmly as possible. Or, as my daughter said after reading, “It doesn’t matter what you look like, it’s what’s on the inside.But one day a Yellow, and a Blue met, married, and had a Green, Soon discord was replaced by love, tolerance and the embracing of differences which led to other colors that mixed, and mixed, and mixed, until there were so many new colors, and a lot of new names. That means you can expect rich color with contrast that is balanced but punchy – all of which makes for vibrant photos. A great way for children to learn about colors, while getting an introduction to inclusion and diversity. It’s cute enough as a children’s story: why not take 10 minutes and create a narrative that actually speaks to the way race really works?