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Watch a selection of videos or read stories about inclusion. Then, share your poster to vote For Flash Mob.

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Just Junior | World Disability Day | Ep. # 54

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The educational aim is to raise pupils' awareness of diversity: "Elmer teaches us that every person is special, unique and different and this uniqueness must be maintained and respected".

History is not to be learned by heart, but must remain imprinted in our minds. It must be understood, understood, made one's own.

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Sophia Papagoula: 13th Primary School of Trikala

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Sophia Papagoula: 13th Primary School of Trikala

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Watch the video of All My Stripes: A Story for Children with Autism by Shayna Rudolph and Danielle Royer, illustrated by Jennifer Zavoin.

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"All My Stripes" Autism Awareness Storytime Read Aloud Children's Book Picture Book Story for Kids

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Sophia Papagoula_Now read the story and practise vocabulary & reading comprehension

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Sophia Papagoula_Now read the story and practise vocabulary & reading comprehension

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Created by Sophia Papagouls with the help of AI Diffit

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"All My Stripes" Autism Awareness Storytime Read Aloud Children's Book Picture Book Story for Kids - Created with Diffit

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As a follow up do the following activity

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Created by Sophia Papagoula

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All My Stripes: A Story for Children with Autism by Shayna Rudolph and Danielle Royer, illustrated by Jennifer Zavoin

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Cuerdas tells us the story of a young child who suffers cerebral palsy many years ago in Spain. The child cannot move and is always in his wheelchair. At that time children who suffered this condition were either not given the right treatment or did not have access to the right therapies. The main character in this short film is sent to an orphanage where Maria, a young girl, starts spending time with him and taking care of him. Maria will use "cuerdas", ropes, to help him move and play games. Their bond and friendship grows stronger and Maria dedicates more of her free time to be with the new student.When Maria becomes a teacher for children with severe disabilities many years later, she still wears a rope around her wrist in memory of her friend.

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Maria Papadopoulou, Kindergarten of Kali, Greece 

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Maria Papadopoulou, Kindergarten of Kali, Greece 

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At the end of the 19th century, two orphaned siblings from Ireland, Mary and Tom, immigrate to America. Alone and with little supplies, they must cross the country from New York to California, where their uncle is waiting for them. On their way they will meet and befriend Nick, a boy with paralysis, and other children looking for a family. No, this is not a drama, but a cute, good-hearted road movie to the West.

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Buffalo Kids - Official Trailer - Warner Bros. UK & Ireland

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Ian was born with cerebral palsy. But like all people, he wants to have friends. Like everyone else, he needs to work hard to get them.Discrimination, prejudice, bullying and indifference keep him away from my favorite playground. But Ian won't give up so easily and will accomplish something amazing.

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Il cielo è di tutti, la poesia di Gianni Rodari

Qualcuno che la sa lunga
mi spieghi questo mistero:

il cielo è di tutti gli occhi
di ogni occhio è il cielo intero.
È mio, quando lo guardo.
È del vecchio, del bambino,
del re, dell’ortolano,
del poeta, dello spazzino.
Non c’è povero tanto povero
che non ne sia il padrone.
Il coniglio spaurito
ne ha quanto il leone.
Il cielo è di tutti gli occhi,
ed ogni occhio, se vuole,
si prende la luna intera,
le stelle comete, il sole.
Ogni occhio si prende ogni cosa

e non manca mai niente:
chi guarda il cielo per ultimo
non lo trova meno splendente.
Spiegatemi voi dunque,
in prosa od in versetti,
perché il cielo è uno solo
e la terra è tutta a pezzetti.

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The beautiful text written by Bruno Tognolini talks about diversity as a wealth. Each person has different characteristics and abilities, which if combined with those of another person can do incredible things! Diversity is fortunate, because it makes every person special!

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Pedini Anna Rita I.C. Arcevia Italy: NURSERY RHYME OF THE DIFFERENT FROM ME

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Pedini Anna Rita I.C. Arcevia Italy: NURSERY RHYME OF THE DIFFERENT FROM ME

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Pedini Anna Rita class 1A Primay School I.C. Arcevia Italy

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Pedini Anna Rita class 1A Primay School I.C. Arcevia Italy

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Main Themes

Diversity: The nursery rhyme celebrates the differences between people, emphasizing that everyone is unique and special in their own way.

Acceptance: Encourages the acceptance of diversity, highlighting that it enriches society and human relationships.

Inclusion: Promote a message of inclusion, suggesting that differences should not be a reason for exclusion but for understanding and respect.

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Pedini Anna Rita class 1A Primary School I.C. Arcevia Italy JUST THE WAY YOU ARE

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Pedini Anna Rita class 1A Primary School I.C. Arcevia Italy JUST THE WAY YOU ARE

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Self acceptance:

Promote the importance of accepting and loving yourself as you are, regardless of differences.

Inclusivity:

Emphasizes the value of diversity and the importance of respecting differences between people.

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Pedini Anna Rita class 1A Primary School I.C. arcevia Italy  Albo' Elmer, the colorful elephant'

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Pedini Anna Rita class 1A Primary School I.C. arcevia Italy  Albo' Elmer, the colorful elephant'

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Elmer is a colorful elephant: he is all colors, but not elephant-colored. Every now and then he feels different from the others and would like to resemble the rest of the pack... But what would happen if, for one day, Elmer became all grey?

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Pedini Anna Rita class 1A Primary School I.C. Arcevia Italy THE ADVENT CALENDAR of KINDNESS

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Pedini Anna Rita class 1A Primary School I.C. Arcevia Italy THE ADVENT CALENDAR of KINDNESS

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Being polite, empathetic and kind is not an attitude but rather something that is built over time. Educating kindness is a complex and continuous process that is built day by day through example, coherence, empathy and availability.

Children in fact need to breathe kindness and live in environments where attention, care and delicacy towards others dominate in order to grow up with hearts inhabited by respect and the ability to give themselves to others without asking or expecting anything in return. Knowing how to be kind means having experienced kind ways and being able to relate to oneself and others in a positive way.

The kindness advent calendar is a simple and fun toolIn this calendar, day after day, the children will take turns taking the card where they will find a message with simple instructions for carrying out small acts of kindness and gestures of care towards others. This can be a beautiful way to remind or teach them how beautiful it can be to give a kind gesture or word to others.

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Sofia Nikolaidi, Zoi Agorou-EEEEK Ioanninon

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Sofia Nikolaidi, Zoi Agorou-EEEEK Ioanninon

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The aim of reading Elmer the Elephant by David McKee is multifaceted, as the story carries several key themes and messages designed to resonate with both children and adults:

1. Celebrating Diversity and Individuality:

Elmer is a patchwork elephant, unique in a world of gray elephants. The story highlights the beauty of being different and encourages readers to embrace their individuality and the diversity of others.

2. Encouraging Self-Acceptance:

Elmer initially tries to blend in by painting himself gray, but he learns that his true self is what makes him special. This teaches readers the importance of self-acceptance and being authentic.

3. Fostering Inclusivity and Kindness:

The elephants celebrate Elmer's uniqueness with a parade, promoting a message of community, inclusion, and appreciation for everyone's unique traits.

4. Teaching Emotional Awareness:

Elmer’s journey allows readers to explore feelings like insecurity, pride, and joy, offering an opportunity to discuss emotions and how to deal with them.

5. Introducing Storytelling and Creativity:

The colorful illustrations and whimsical narrative stimulate creativity and imagination in young readers.

Reading Elmer the Elephant aims to foster empathy, acceptance, and a celebration of what makes us all unique, making it an important story for developing positive social and emotional skills.

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Copy of Inclusion/Acceptance/Friendship Library V2 (Fb)

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Ümit Şeyda Fırat /Arkas Narlıdere MTAL/Special Education Class

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Ümit Şeyda Fırat /Arkas Narlıdere MTAL/Special Education Class

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Respect for People with Disabilities

Respect for people with disabilities starts with society accepting differences and understanding that people with disabilities have equal rights. People with disabilities deserve respect, understanding, and opportunities, just like anyone else. Their participation in society not only helps them overcome physical barriers, but also breaks down emotional and social barriers.

Respect begins with simple actions: approaching people with disabilities carefully, understanding their needs, and always seeing them as individuals with equal rights. Showing respect for people with disabilities in society requires empathy and support. When everyone makes this effort, we can create a more inclusive and understanding community.

Respect for people with disabilities should be shown not only with words but also through actions. Making their lives easier, ensuring accessibility, and supporting their daily activities are everyone's responsibility. It is important to remember that everyone has a different story and way of life, but respect makes everyone equal.

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Engelleri Aşmak Konulu Eğitici Çizgi Film

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The story follows Gia and Tim in a lively classroom, where Gia notices that Tim interacts with the world a little differently. Instead of assuming, she learns about autism and discovers that Tim has unique strengths. Through kindness and understanding, Gia and her classmates create an inclusive environment where Tim feels valued and accepted.

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Elena Motisi_ Secondary scholl -Arcevia Italy

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Elena Motisi_ Secondary scholl -Arcevia Italy

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The Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities is presented to the school classes

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Pedini Anna Rita   The beautiful text by Bruno Tognolini talks about diversity as wealth. Each person has different characteristics and abilities, which when combined with those of another person can give life to incredible things! Diversity is a fortune, because it makes each person special!

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Pedini Anna Rita   The beautiful text by Bruno Tognolini talks about diversity as wealth. Each person has different characteristics and abilities, which when combined with those of another person can give life to incredible things! Diversity is a fortune, because it makes each person special!

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WORLD AUTISM AWARENESS DAY - APRIL 2, 2025.

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WORLD AUTISM AWARENESS DAY - APRIL 2, 2025.

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Unity, Love, Inclusion, through the colors of the rainbow!

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On World Autism Awareness Day, Class 1A celebrated LOVE, COLLABORATION, and UNION through rainbow umbrellas made for another eTwinning art project. Each child is like a beautiful shade among the many colors of the rainbow, UNIQUE AND SPECIAL!

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COLLABORATION: Primary Class 1A of the Arcevia Primary School and Primary Class 1A of the Arcevia Middle School. The first year students of the middle school wrote the story and my students, after listening to the story, in groups made the drawings.

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COLLABORATION: Primary Class 1A of the Arcevia Primary School and Primary Class 1A of the Arcevia Middle School. The first year students of the middle school wrote the story and my students, after listening to the story, in groups made the drawings.

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Brânda Florina- Secondary School Dimitrie Cantemir Oradea, Romania

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Brânda Florina- Secondary School Dimitrie Cantemir Oradea, Romania

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We reflect about acceptance, inclusion and tolereance.

Ziua internationala a Persoanelor cu Sindrom Down am marcat- o prin activitatea intitulata ,, Ziua sosetelor desperecheate,,.