Carrie A. Kitze
Autor de I Don't Have Your Eyes
Obras de Carrie A. Kitze
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In this beautiful story, we learn about a child who recognizes the difference in her features compared to her adoptive parents. The child learns that having similar features doesn't make you family.
This book is about a little girl and her adopted mother. The author points out that they are physically different, but morally the same.
Summary:
When you adopt a child or you are adopted, you probably will not look alike. This book shows that it is what is on the inside that counts. If the child is loved and raised as part of the family they will have the same values as the parents, no matter the skin color, hair color, height, or shape of eyes.
Personal Reaction:
This book is special to me. I have an Uncle that was adopted and in turn, my Aunt and Uncle adopted two kids of their own. They may not have the same blood line, or resemble anyone else in our family, but they are just as much apart of our family tree as I am.
Classroom Extension:
1. Have the students create a family tree.
2. Have students discuss things that can make people feel different from others. And how we can keep that from happening in our classroom.… (más)
When you adopt a child or you are adopted, you probably will not look alike. This book shows that it is what is on the inside that counts. If the child is loved and raised as part of the family they will have the same values as the parents, no matter the skin color, hair color, height, or shape of eyes.
Personal Reaction:
This book is special to me. I have an Uncle that was adopted and in turn, my Aunt and Uncle adopted two kids of their own. They may not have the same blood line, or resemble anyone else in our family, but they are just as much apart of our family tree as I am.
Classroom Extension:
1. Have the students create a family tree.
2. Have students discuss things that can make people feel different from others. And how we can keep that from happening in our classroom.… (más)
Estadísticas
- Obras
- 3
- Miembros
- 137
- Popularidad
- #149,084
- Valoración
- 4.0
- Reseñas
- 9
- ISBNs
- 2
Ages: 3-7
Source:Pierce College Library