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About the quiet power of art education, the deep connections between creativity and literacy, and the teachers who change lives without even realizing it. In memory of Mr. T. literacypages.wordpress.com/2025/06/23/wha… #TheArtOfLiteracy #ThankYouTeachers #LegacyInLearning #literacypages

👀 Who's still in school right now? 👟 Hang in there, teaching is definitely a marathon, not a sprint! #TeacherHumor #EduHumor #BecauseTeaching #TeacherLife #LiteracyPages

Think of someone who helped you see yourself as creative or capable. Tag them. Text them. Thank them. And if they’re no longer here—tell their story. 🎨 Read our tribute and reflections on art in literacy: literacypages.wordpress.com/?p=8299 #TheArtOfLiteracy #literacypages

Mr. T taught more than art. He helped Ss come out of their shells, build confidence, and tell their stories. In honor of the art Ts in your life, read and share this tribute. Their influence lasts forever. 📷literacypages.wordpress.com/?p=8299 #LiteracyThroughArt #ArtMatters #literacypages

This line from our newest post captures what so many of us feel: that teachers may never fully know the impact they’ve had. Let’s tell them. While we still can. ✨ Read the full tribute: literacypages.wordpress.com/?p=8299 #TeacherLegacy #TheArtOfLiteracy #ThankATeacher #literacypages

✨ Our final Pride Month Story Spotlight is here! We share 2 powerful picture books—Neither by Airlie Anderson and Call Me Max by Kyle Lukoff—that honor kids’ freedom to be exactly who they are. 🔗 literacypages.wordpress.com/2025/06/26/pri… #LiteracyPages #ReadWithPride Kyle Lukoff Airlie Anderson

Our final Pride Month feature is live. May it plant seeds that grow all year long. 👉literacypages.wordpress.com/2025/06/26/pri… #BannedBooksBelong #LiteracyPages #ReadWithPride

This week, Dr. Sam’s blog addresses the issue of bias in education, specifically the kind of personal bias that educators may inadvertently introduce into their classrooms. He interviews Dr. ClauDean ChiNaka Kizart about her book, Beyond Implicit & Explicit Bias: Strategies for

📷 ICYMI 📷 Pride Month Story Spotlight Series Week 1: literacypages.wordpress.com/.../pride-mont… Week 2: literacypages.wordpress.com/.../pride-mont… Week 3: literacypages.wordpress.com/.../pride-mont… Week 4: literacypages.wordpress.com/.../pride-mont… #ReadWithPride #LiteracyPages

The final Pride Month Story Spotlight features "Neither" and "Call Me Max," two beautiful books that honor freedom, identity, and belonging. #BannedBooksBelong #ReadWithPride #LiteracyPages 🔗literacypages.wordpress.com/2025/06/26/pri…

🌈 Explore our final Pride Month Story Spotlight and discover how Neither! and Call Me Max foster empathy, kindness, and connection. #ReadWithPride #bannedbooksbelong #LiteracyPages 🔗literacypages.wordpress.com/2025/06/26/pri…

🍎 #Teachers, how many can you check off? 😎What else needs to be on the list? 📣Tell us in the comments! #TeacherSummer #RestRechargeRepeat #LiteracyPagesLaughs #LiteracyPages