[GoodReads]
"We are all alike...we all have hearts and brains.
We are all different...we do not think or feel the same way."
An important lesson -- for children, by children.
WE ARE ALL ALIKE...WE ARE ALL DIFFERENT celebrates the multitude of differences in our society -- at a time when understanding tolerance and diversity have never been more important. Written by children for children, WE ARE ALL ALIKE reinforces multicultural and anti-bias learning and appreciation. With original drawings and their own lyrical words, a class of kindergartners share the ways they look and feel, the games they play, the foods they like, the homes they live in, and the families they live with, concluding that "We are all alike. We are all different. We are a family."

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 another.

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.

The book talks about the differences and similarities we all face as human beings. It talks about appreciating and respecting them. Suitable for ages 3-5, found at the pierce college library

in this story the author talks about how some people are the same and some are different and that some of us are the same in a lot of different way
3 to 5 year olds
pierce county library