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7 books to help kids learn about belonging

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By Isabel Quintero, Zeke Peña, Lindsay Barham Moore, Peter Brown
| K-12 Dive Verified
Books are more than tools for teaching children how to read. They are often the reason children want to read at all. Carefully chosen children’s literature gives students a shared experience to talk about, reflect on and learn from together—helping them make sense of themselves, understand others and engage more fully in classroom life.
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The ingredients of an American dream: Tiano’s Pizza marks 35 years of hard work and family Original

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By Lindsay Barham Moore
| Greensboro News & Record Verified
The ingredients of an American dream: Tiano’s Pizza marks 35 years of hard work and family 1 of 4 Biagio Tiano, right, has provided Italian food and pizzas to western Rockingham County for the past 35 years. Angelo Tiano spins pizza dough in the tradition of his Italian family. Family built the Tiano family business, said Biagio, center, with son, Angelo, and daughter, Pam. At 74, Biagio Tiano said he’s looking forward to marking another milestone anniversary in 10 more years.
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Shift focus away from the material and expect joy

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By Lindsay Barham Moore
| Greensboro News & Record Verified
Shift focus away from the material and expect joy My first installment of “ New Year, New Mindset,” encouraged readers to consider a change by slowing down and intentionally incorporating states of being throughout their days. The result of being still and resting several times a day has the ability to not only increase our productivity and efficiency, but also to enhance joy in our lives.
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