4 – Brontorina by James HoweĪ short story that is all about inclusion. Not only will your students be captivated by the colorful illustrations, but the heartfelt and relatable message will keep them engaged from cover to cover. This story follows Auggie, a boy who looks different from the other kids, as he shows his classmates that everyone is different in their own way. Inclusive picture books like this, promote friendship, positive self-esteem, individuality, and choosing kindness. This story will show your students that different is not weird and teach that differences are what make us unique. At first, Charlie thinks Emma is “weird,” but that changes once he learns that some people are different on the outside, and others are different on the inside.
This story follows the girls as they help the other kids see past their differences and make new friends.Ī beautiful story about two young children that become friends despite their physical differences. Soon, she is labeled “The Giraffe Girl” and spends her time hiding alone until she meets another outcast named Cassie. When Geraldine moves to a new school, she feels out of place because none of the other kids look like her. This inclusive picture book models that differences are not bad and should be celebrated.
Picture Books That Celebrate Differences in Appearance 1 – Geraldine by Elizabeth Lilly My students and I love #19 so much that it could have a post of its own! If you’re like me, you’ve probably struggled to find age-appropriate picture books to add to your inclusive classroom library, but look no further! Here is my list of 20 must-have picture books that celebrate differences in appearance, interest, abilities, culture, and more. Does talking to children about individual differences teach discrimination? Absolutely not! In fact, it teaches them to look past those differences and accept others for who they are.
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