What Do You Call your Grandma?

Celebrate the global language of love with *What Do You Call Your Grandma?*, a charming exploration of family, culture, and connection. From every corner of the world, children call their grandmothers by unique and beautiful names-each one steeped in culture, history and affection. This inclusive picture book is a heartwarming tribute to grandparents and showcases the many ways families express love. With rhyming verses and stunning illustrations, it takes readers on a global journey without ever leaving the page. Created by the talented duo Ashleigh Barton and Martina Heiduczek, this book follows in the footsteps of the much-loved *What Do You Call Your Grandpa?*, offering both familiarity and fresh inspiration. Shortlisted for the CBCA Early Childhood Book 2022, it sparks conversations about language, diversity, and shared human experiences. Ideal for multicultural units or family-themed classroom discussions, this book not only informs but also connects generations through its universal message.

Educational Benefits:

• Promotes cultural awareness and inclusion through global perspectives.
• Expands vocabulary with international terms and family-related language.
• Supports oral storytelling and discussion about family heritage.
• Reinforces rhyming and rhythm in early reading development.

Classroom Ideas:

• Create a classroom chart of what students call their grandparents.
• Use as a springboard for multicultural family projects or show-and-tells.
• Incorporate into lessons about global geography and cultural traditions.
• Encourage students to write a story or poem about a grandparent.

Information:

• Ages: Early Childhood (Recommended 3 - 6 years)
• Format: Picture Book