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Ruby Bridges

Meet Ruby Bridges, a courageous young girl who changed history. In 1960, Ruby became the first African American child to attend an all-white elementary school in New Orleans. Protected by U.S. Marshals, she walked bravely past angry crowds, determined to get her education. Even when her family faced hardship, Ruby stayed strong with support from her teacher, community, and even Eleanor Roosevelt. Her bravery helped open doors for many other children. This inspiring story teaches readers ages 3 to 6 about courage, determination, and standing up for what is right.

Regular price $3.99 USD
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What's included

A printable activity built for readiness practice.

  • ✓Letter recognition and sound practice
  • ✓Offline reinforcement for Daily 5 literacy
  • ✓Family or classroom usage prompts
  • ✓Optional Observational Assessment note prompt for adults
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Families, teachers, libraries, and centers supporting early literacy practice for Ages 3–6.


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Words & Stories, Daily 5, printable practice, and adult progress visibility.

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