I am so glad I found this! Thank you to Fablevision Learning for redirecting me back to Guyku’s website! I have to tell you that when I posted Poetry for Boys-Intro to Haiku, I did think, what about the girls? Luck for everyone, there are some very outspoken and smart little girl poets (from all over the world!) asking for books for them as well. So they are working on it!
Girls don’t need to wait. There is already great support and encouragement available. Check out the free teacher resources, the gallery and join the Guyku Club (girls allowed)!
by Duncan Tonatiuh. The kids loved the pages devoted to guessing and imagining what Diego Rivera would paint if he were alive today. The teachers and I then asked our little kindergarten artists to put on smocks and paint something they are passionate about, something that makes them proud, or something (or someone) they love. Once the artwork dries, the teachers will put them together for a classroom mural. 
and I knew I had to get it, read it, and share what I consider highlights of the work of Ana L. Flores and Roxana A. Soto:
. I will need to unplug for a couple of days to just read!!
for anyone’s birthday! We read it for Diego’s 6th, loved it and now I’ll be adding it to gifts in the future! 
We had a great weekend! Knocking on wood, we are all a little healthier tonight! My foot is injured (the big piggie is fractured) but I will be okay. I’m up and walking. Geez, what is going on?? Last week was 
and 
Both for ages 8 and up. 
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