Overview

A story about not only about a teacher learning about her student's strengths, but also students' sharing how they like to learn and how that can help guide their learning path! Some students display varying learning needs, but their way of learning may not be so ""different"" after all. For Parents and Teachers: Previewing: - What do you notice about the cover? The children? - Why do you think the children are holding different things? - Are there things that you may be likely to hold in the photo? While reading: - What do you notice about the characters? - Bring attention to the positions of some of the characters After reading? - How can we fill your pie? How do you like to learn? - What did you learn from the story? - How do each of the characters like to learn? - Do you still think you would hold the things you mentioned before reading? Does this story remind you of anything? ""If a child can't learn the way we teach, maybe we should teach they way they learn""

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9781739037611

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"""Love how we can use this resource as parents to teach our children that everyone they meet has different strengths and abilities. The author does a great job showcasing these examples in a classroom setting"" - Natalie ""This book gives a fantastic example of how children learn in different ways and the importance of using a child's interests to allow them to learn and show their thinking. The illustrations included a very diverse set of characters as well. Highly recommended. Should be in every classroom"" - Jennifer Baker ""What a beautiful story. I read this with my son, who also learns differently, and his face lit up and he said ""she gets it"", referring to the school teacher in the book! This is a story for all children, parents and educators. The message of kindness and understanding came across so strong and beautiful. I haven't seen a book address this before in such a gentle, inclusive, simplified way. Well done. I'm buying a few copies for my kids' school."" - Heather Hertel"

Author Information

My name is Christina Collura. I am a mom of two (one diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder). I am the CEO and Founder of Creative Beginning - home to the ONLY chalkboard based puzzle brand that started with my son! With the launch of my business, I also became an advocate for children of special needs! I make it my mission to bridge the gap between children with special needs and mainstream!""If a child can't learn the way we teach; maybe we should teach the way they learn""

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