Cheltenham Elementary School Kindergartners

This book written by children which is child view points. I though really interesting how they see each one others.
We are all alike as two eyes, one nose, one mouth and we are all different as like hair color, skin color, some are tall and some are short. This book also shows different cultures how we should respect it. Great book for recognize own value and knowledge of others. It is okay to be different because we are all alike and, different. Ages 3-6 Source: Pierce County Library.

This book is written by children, they talk about how they look different from their skin color to how big or small they are to where they live to what they eat. Even though m they maybe different in those ways they are still alike in many ways.

Source: Personal
Ages 3-7

This non-fiction book includes hand-drawn pictures created by Kindergartners of Cheltenham Elementary School as well as real-life pictures of kids around the world. It discusses the similarities and differences in human beings, and that everyone is unique. For example, their facial features, bodies, families, what they eat, and where they live may be the same or different. This is a great book to talk about respecting everyone because we are all human beings, yet are very different from one show more another. show less

This is a book that explains to children that we are all alike because we are human, yet different because of our hair, eyes, skin color, or culture. This book teaches young children to be accepting of differential cultures and people. Appropriate for ages 3-7.