\t\t\t\tAs we wrapped up our “Who We Are” unit of inquiry, students reflected on what they have learned these past several weeks.<\/p>\n
Altai \u2013 \u2018Even if we are different we can be friends. Alex is smaller than me but we are still friends.\u2019
\nAlex \u2013 \u2018There are always new children in the school \u2013 some are boys and some are girls.\u2019
\nTomasz \u2013 \u2018People are all different.\u2019
\nAmie \u2013 \u2018People can live in different countries and different houses. We can be different.\u2019
\nAda \u2013 \u2018I can be different and it\u2019s ok.\u2019
\nSafir \u2013 \u2018Everyone is different \u2013 some people have long hair and some people have short hair.\u2019
\nJulia \u2013 \u2018It\u2019s alright if we are different.\u2019
\nTim \u2013 \u2018Not everyone is the same.\u2019
\nSoeun \u2013 \u2018I am different to Julia but I like her a lot.\u2019
\nAlexandra \u2013 \u2018Amie has black hair and I have blonde hair.\u2019
\nSeok \u2013 \u2018People are the same sometimes. We don\u2019t like the same things sometimes.\u2019
\nVeronika \u2013 \u2018People are different because they have different moms and dads.\u2019
\nNick \u2013 \u2018We all like to do different things.\u2019
\nGabi \u2013 \u2018We can try new things.\u2019<\/p>\n
After reading the book “It Is OK to be Different” by Todd Parr, KZE students decided to make our own “It Is OK” book. They continued to demonstrate their deeper understanding of “similarities, differences, and acceptance.” <\/p>\n
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