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Join me for a book reading of Catalina and the King’s Wall followed by creating an “All are Welcome” Vision Board. This will be at The Nest tent, which is in the Idaho Power parking lot of 12th and Grove
Join me as I give the Keynote Lecture on “How and Why to Talk about Race in Your Classroom”
Join me for a workshop geared for early childhood and early grade school educators.
Come visit me at the Indoor Boise Farmers Market
The Idaho Association for the Education of Young Children is hosting Patty Costello, author of Catalina and the King's Wall to give a presentation at Rediscovered Books - Why Our Children's Future Depends on Libraries, Books and Imagination.
Join us on Old State Street to celebrate the last Eagle Saturday Market of the season at Harvest Fest!
Vendors include arts and crafts, food, gifts, my book, fresh local produce and more.
There will be free pumpkin decorating, kids games, mini horses, a donut-on-a-string competition and more! Take a fun and fall themed family photo in the free photo booth sponsored by the Eagle Arts Commission.
What is Go Inspire Boise? It's where members of the public share their passions with you. I will be speaking for 10 minutes on "So you want to write a book? Just do it!"
Stop by my Hyde Park Street Fest Booth!
Patty Costello, PhD in Neuroscience and children's book author will present an engaging lecture based on the latest psychological and neuroscientific research on libraries and books as teaching tools for children. The first part of the lecture discusses how and why parents can create an enriched literacy environment for their children. Other topics include a discussion on the pros and cons of teaching kids about race and inter-group bias. This is followed by a lesson on implicit bias – what it is and how it can be studied. A deeper dive into appropriate books for teaching lessons to children is then presented. The lecture concludes with an overview on the future of children’s literature and why an active imagination is an important component for raising your children to be citizens of the world.
Local vendors in the Payette beer garden. Kids and dogs ALWAYS welcome. Stop on by!
I’ll be there with my book! More info here: https://www.facebook.com/events/229130917820659
Patty Costello, PhD in Neuroscience and author of the children's picture book Catalina and the King's Wall, will present an engaging lecture based on the latest psychological and neuroscientific research on libraries and books as teaching tools for children. The first part of the lecture discusses how and why parents can create an enriched literacy environment for their children. Other topics include a discussion on the pros and cons of teaching kids about race and inter-group bias. This is followed by a lesson on implicit bias – what it is and how it can be studied. A deeper dive into appropriate books for teaching lessons to children is then presented. The lecture concludes with an overview on the future of children’s literature and why an active imagination is an important component for raising your children to be citizens of the world.
Come join the conversation: How can we use storybooks to teach kids prosocial lessons?
What: Book launch party at ...where else? A bakery!
When: Saturday, May 5th 4pm - 8pm
Book reading: For kids and their families at 5pm
Cocktail attire. All are welcome!
Patty Costello, PhD in Neuroscience and author of the children's picture book Catalina and the King's Wall, will present an engaging lecture based on the latest psychological and neuroscientific research on libraries and books as teaching tools for children. The first part of the lecture discusses how and why parents can create an enriched literacy environment for their children. Other topics include a discussion on the pros and cons of teaching kids about race and inter-group bias. This is followed by a lesson on implicit bias – what it is and how it can be studied. A deeper dive into appropriate books for teaching lessons to children is then presented. The lecture concludes with an overview on the future of children’s literature and why an active imagination is an important component for raising your children to be citizens of the world.
Gates Room First Floor
