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Direct linkTaylor Marsho; Ashtyn Riley; Deidra Rudd; Morgan Schmidt; Sunah Chung; Sarah E. Montgomery – Social Studies and the Young Learner, 2024
Research in early childhood and elementary social studies education has illuminated how teachers can use children's literature to explore issues of injustice, elevate hidden histories, and affirm students' identities. Integrating children's literature into social studies instruction not only supports literacy education aims but also promotes…
Descriptors: Activism, Social Justice, Art, Childrens Literature
