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"I Am Perfectly Designed" Read Aloud by Karamo Brown

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"I Am Perfectly Designed" Read Aloud by Karamo Brown

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Karamo Brown Reads "I Am Perfectly Designed" | Bookmarks | Netflix Jr

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"I Am Perfectly Designed" is a story about loving who you are, exactly who you are.  The father and son duo in this story reminisce their time together and the importance of loving yourself for who you are; not matter what. From the first time they met, his father having hair and the son not. To now the father not having hair and the son having a lot! Throughout the story, the phrase "you are perfectly designed" is repeated throughout the story; in the good days and the bad days; through strong emotions and getting older.

Karamo Brown wrote this story with his son Jason. The mantra he taught his son was "I am perfectly designed," so he would feel empowered and secure in himself. The illustrations in the story include a wide range of diversity; including people of all ethnicities and race to show we are all perfectly designed.

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Karamo Brown, born November 2, 1980, is not only an author but also a producer and actor.  He might be known for his shows Queer Eye, Steam Room Stories, and Lean.  In addition to "I Am Perfectly Designed," Karamo has also published "Karamo: My Story of Embracing Purpose, Healing, and Hope" and "Queer Eye: Love Yourself, Love Your Life."

Karamo Brown has two sons; his biological son's name is Jason, and an adopted son, Chris.  Chris is Jason's half-brother, and Karamo adopted him as to not separate the brothers.

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Anoosha Syed is a Pakistani-Canadian freelance illustrator and character designer for animation.  She is a graduate of Ceruleum: Ecole d'arts Visuels in LAusanne, Switzerland.  In adidiont to illsutrating "I Am Perfectly Designed," Anoosha has also created illustrations for "Daring Dreamers Club," "Kid Scientists," "A Place at the Table," and many more.  Anoosha is based out of Toronto and represented by Taylor Martindale-Kean at Full Circle Literacy.

More of her works can be found at http://www.anooshasyed.com/

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I would recommend this book to anyone! Specifically though, I would read this book to preschool aged children up through 4th grade. I love the central message of this story and feel younger students and children will be able to connect with the son due to his younger age. I would also recommend parents to read this book to or with their children to carry over the mantra "I am perfectly designed."

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There are a number of activities to connect with this book.  A reading skill to practice with this book can be sequencing.  The father and son duo discuss different moments in their life, making sequencing a great skill to practice.  Depending on the grade level, students can cut and paste pictures of the moments in order, number the moments, or write out the moments in the correct order.

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An activity following the reading or listening of "I Am Perfectly Designed" could be The Best Part of Me writing activity. This activity has students reflect on themselves and the parts they love. Students will pick one "best part" and write the reasons why they chose that part. A photo of their feature will be included with their writing. This activity highlights how each student is perfectly designed.

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Another activity students can complete following the reading or listening of "I Am Perfectly Designed" would be a story map. Story maps are a fun way to engage reader's comprehension with multiple tiers. A basic story map would include a beginning, middle, and end synopsis of the story through writing and pictures, while higher level story maps would include a problem and solution in the story. For this type of text, I would include a theme portion of the story map, as learners can take away a central message.

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Karamo Brown's son, Jason, explains the mantra "I Am Perfectly Designed"