Steve Seskin, Allen Shamblin
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Total reviews: 18
Average rating: 5.0 of 5
Cute 4 out of 5 stars.
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This is a great book that you can use to discuss the power of differences with kids. It seems to ellicit good responses, even when used with my fourth graders!
Highly recommend.
Don't Laugh at Me 5 out of 5 stars.
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I was introduced to this book (and song) by a music teacher at a school where I was substituting. It is an appeal for children (good for adults, too) to not make fun of those who are different from them. I was so impressed with it that I went home and ordered it immediately. It is a wonderful tool to bring up discussions about how it makes you feel when someone makes fun of you. The book comes with a CD which has the song with vocals and instrumentals only. This is perfect for teaching the song, and then for performing if that is desired. I think the content of the book is fabulous!! The pictures are excellent, too.
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Dont Laugh at Me Steve Seskin and Allen Shamblin / Illustrations by Glin Dibley
Afterword by Peter Yarrow
Im fat, Im thin. Im short, Im tall. Im deaf, Im blind.
Hey, arent we all?
With these words the chart-topping song of the same name has percolated through schools and camps across North America with its unforgettable message of acceptance and pride. The Dont Laugh at Me Project, inspired by the text of this book, asks kids to raise their voices to create ridicule-free environments. Those voices are now brought into full-color harmony through rich, emotionally engaging illustrations.
Legions of children are eager to learn a new language and stop the cycle of teasing. Hey, arent we all?