As children get older, they continue to pick up messages about race and develop racial bias just by living in our society. Upper elementary school students between ages 8 to 10 are ready to dive deeper into conversations about identity and race, and are able to think about larger social justice themes.
Parents and guardians can start guiding children in understanding their own biases and dedicate to anti-racism work using the resource guide below, created by Mansi Vasa, Corlears Director of Equity, Inclusion & Community Life.
Click here or on the image below to view the guide
Looking for more? Check out our other social justice resources, and click here to learn more about Corlears’ longtime commitment to teaching elementary students about social justice and identity.
