Black Girl Magic Sprinkles by Chaunetta Anderson

Trinity dreams of becoming a teacher but feels discouraged due to a lack of role models. Her mom reassures her that with 'black girl magic,' she can achieve anything. In a dream, Trinity finds a jar of magic sprinkles that show her future possibilities, including being a doctor, astronaut, and teacher. Upon waking, her mom reminds her that the magic is within her heart, encouraging her to believe in herself.

What does Trinity dream of becoming?

How does Trinity feel about the lack of representation of women who look like her in her school?

What advice does Trinity's mom give her about achieving her dreams?

Describe the magical jar that Trinity finds in her dream.

What professions does Trinity see when she shakes the jar?

What realization does Trinity come to about her own potential?

How does Trinity's mom explain the concept of 'black girl magic' to her?