Kelly FritschRezensionen

This picture book teaches readers about inclusivity and what disabilities can look like. It shows the even with a disability everyone can be involved and united. I would recommend this book to K-2nd grade as a way to teach about disabilities and friendship. I could see students enjoying the illustrations and hearing stories about students their age.

This book helps to show how people move differently. In a classroom, this book could show how different people get around.

A great book about different individuals that make up a community and the way we all work together. A great book for all primary ages that makes students feel represented and included in a community.

I would use this for early intermediate. It is about different disabilities and how to make life more accessible. I would use this to show people to be patient and kind.

This book is good for a primary age group. It shows all the different ways that people get around, from walking to wheelchairs and everything in between. It's fairly simple, but I'd definitely have it to show my students all the ways that people can move, and how we can make the world a little easier to navigate.

Really great look at being differently abled, and how many ways are not even things we have thought about. Gentle descriptions at back of book about some of these differences.

Picture book with illustrations showing the community moving together to change discrimination due to ableism, with brief motivational text and appendices with more information..