Emphasizes the differences among the four billion people on earth.

Despite the differences between people around the world, there are similarities that join us together, such as pain, joy. and love.

"Every Child is Unique! Whether they are big or small, short or tall, like to swim, dance, sing or bike. Perhaps they have a special need or are from a different ethnic background. Maybe they wear glasses or talk differently. The truth is that all children are different and their individuality should be celebrated, not shunned. And this inspiring and brightly illustrated rhyming picture book does just that."--Amazon.com

I AM UNIQUE: Early elementary-aged readers will begin to think about and appreciate how everyone is special in their own unique ways. How are you unique? Let's explore! SOCIAL STUDIES READER FOR KIDS: Beginning readers are encouraged to build knowledge of what it means to participate in families, classrooms, schools, neighborhoods, and other communities. Kid Citizen readers support the C3 Framework for Social Studies State Standards. INCLUDES: This...

Alaskan children don't miss school or recess even when it is very cold which it is much of the time.

Marsupial Sue introduces things to do to be a good person and friend, such as sharing, being responsible, welcoming others, and enjoying new beginnings.

Picture book with Spanish wording.

"There are millions of people in this world and we all look different, act different and like different things. We each have tough challenges, individual talents and unique strengths that make us who we are. Your differences may stand out and so might the differences in others, but the world needs them!"--Amazon.

This colorful little book is a celebration of how great it is to be different, and how differences make us special--whether they're in babies, birthdays, cats, dads, dogs, families, or anything else"--Back cover.

A multicultural mash-up of seek-and-find puzzles and counting exercises, this unique picture book features crowd scenes in various locales ranging from a library to to a supermarket to a marathon race. Captions below each picture offer readers subtle visual cues and invitations to speculate about what they see. End matter includes solutions, additional leading questions, and an invitation to create more scenarios.