
Mirror by Jeannie Baker
Mirror by Jeannie Baker is a beautiful wordless picture book that promotes diverse family lives and different perspectives.
Jeannie Baker creates two wordless stories designed to be read side by side. Both stories show the daily activities of two boys, one in Morocco and the other in Australia.
Teaching Resources: Mirror by Jeannie Baker
These resources relate to the book, author and illustrator. The number of resources varies book to book. Please check they are appropriate for your specific needs before using them with children. If you have any suggestions please get in touch!
- Book Trust: Wordless books- how to step into the picture with your child
- Childrens Comprehension Resource: Mirror by Jeannie Baker unit plan
- The Classroom Bookshelf: Teaching Ideas
- Centre for Literacy in Primary Education: Wordless Picture Books
- English for the Australian Curriculum: Where in the world?
- Global Words: Activities for Mirror
- Jeannie Baker Official Website
- Kids Matters Australia: Belonging: Stories from different children
- School Library Journal: Teaching Invitations
- Walker Books: Mirror Classroom Ideas
- Work of Jeannie Baker: Exploring and Responding Ideas
- Take a look inside
Books by Jeannie Baker
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