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Jalapeno Bagels

di Natasha Wing

Altri autori: Robert Casilla (Illustratore)

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For International Day at school, Pablo wants to bring something that reflects the cultures of both his parents.
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Jalapeno Bagels by Natasha Wing was a beautifully written picture book that celebrates multicultural students and how they can combine their different ethnicities to create something new. The main character is asked to bring something that represents his culture to school, and he decides he wants to bring something from his parents bakery. His mother is Mexican while his father is Jewish, and they combine their different culinary skills to create something different: jalapeno bagels. The young boy decides to share those with his classmates because they represent his heritage. I really loved this book because there are so few like it that are easily assessable to children. I believe that these are the types of books we should be reading to our students in order to promote our differences in a positive way. ( )
  MargaretStrahan | Nov 21, 2018 |
I loved this book and how it discussed a couple different cultures that I am unfamiliar with. The use of the bakery to show the different creations the cultures have is very cleaver. It can even set up an activity to do the same sort of activity in my own class that was done in this book. ( )
  arizzo | Oct 18, 2018 |
Great book about a two culture families bringing together to make a blended recipe. The recipes actually sound really good and I would try to have the recipe cooked to go with the book when we read it. I liked the options that the parents gave to their son and then he blended the two recipes to make both his family cultures show. I think this would be a great book to show diversity inside the classroom as it is using food, and who doesn't like food? I would keep this inside my classroom library as an option for my students to read and/or to use as a teaching tool for a subject of diversity. ( )
  Ashley.Miller | Oct 18, 2018 |
For culture night, a young boy is asked to bring food that represents his own culture. His parents own a bakery that serves both Yiddish and Hispanic pastries so he works with his parents over the weekend to help him decide on a food he wants to bring. He ends up bringing Jalapeno Bagels because they represent both sides of his family.
Ages: 5-7
Source: Teaching Strategies Gold Boxed Curriculum
  hjaksha | Jun 7, 2018 |
This book illustrated how two different cultures blended well and how a little boy, Pablo, in the middle of two cultures, strive his best to fit in the current society. This book introduced many refined foods that are representing their identities, and it can open up many student's thinking cabs to describe what it is mean to them. Pablo had to bring particular food for the international day at school, Pablo helps his Mexican mother's Mexican pan dulce and Jewish father's bagels and challah bread at their bakery and discovers food that represents both his parents' backgrounds.

I will use this book with Pre -K to 1st grade.
Source: FP ELC Reading Book Collection (Teaching Strategies Gold) ( )
  Wilmot | May 18, 2018 |
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Nome dell'autoreRuoloTipo di autoreOpera?Stato
Natasha Wingautore primariotutte le edizionicalcolato
Casilla, RobertIllustratoreautore secondariotutte le edizioniconfermato
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