The Perfect Day - Richardson, Stevi
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Face masks have become the banner of the COVID-19 pandemic. Although they have slowly gone away, with the advent of returning to daily life, new Covid strains have returned. As adults, we have mastered communicating through our eyes and body language. However, for small children, they may miss the nuances of facial expression. Not seeing one's face could actually scare small children as they don't see smiles or frowns. This story reflects a day in the life of a boy named Marcos who has become depressed from continuously wearing a mask. It made it difficult for him to get through his day.…mehr

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Face masks have become the banner of the COVID-19 pandemic. Although they have slowly gone away, with the advent of returning to daily life, new Covid strains have returned. As adults, we have mastered communicating through our eyes and body language. However, for small children, they may miss the nuances of facial expression. Not seeing one's face could actually scare small children as they don't see smiles or frowns. This story reflects a day in the life of a boy named Marcos who has become depressed from continuously wearing a mask. It made it difficult for him to get through his day. Hopefully, The Perfect Day will help him to quickly return to the life he once had. Only time will tell if this is possible for all children emotionally, socially, and academically. This author is betting that children are more resilient than we give them credit for. For Marcos, The Perfect Day is today!
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Mrs. Richardson was born and brought up in the segregated deep south. She later moved to Miami, Florida for college and remained there bringing up her children while being a full-time teacher. She taught kindergarten for many years in a very diverse, multi-ethnic Miami. She has an advanced degree in Early Childhood Education. She later continued teaching grades through senior high. During her tenure working with young children, she found that adults can learn much by looking at the world through children's eyes. In retirement, Mrs. Richardson traded in the white sandy beaches of Florida for the white snow-capped mountains of Utah where she lives today with her children and grandchildren.