Diversity by Michelle Borrell

"Every Family is Different: Even Animal Families" by Constance O'connor and Natalia Rojas

michellenicole531 — 2024-04-11 20:02:03 UTC

This children's book talks about how every person in every family has different features. Animals and their families have different features as well. When I was doing research, I selected this book because young students can think about how it's okay to look different than your peers.

"Plants Feed Me" by Lizzy Rockwell

michellenicole531 — 2024-04-11 20:06:55 UTC

This children's book talks about how the fruits and vegetables that we eat grow in different ways. The farmers grow the fruits and vegetables that we all enjoy everyday. I selected this book because it's good for students to learn about how the crops we eat grow in different areas.

"We All Play" by Julie Flett

michellenicole531 — 2024-04-11 20:14:44 UTC

In this children's book, it talks about how everyone in the world plays, even all the animals play. I chose this book because all children and animals play, no matter where your from.

Amara's Farm" by JaNay Brown-Wood

michellenicole531 — 2024-04-11 20:23:52 UTC

"Amara's Farm" talks about a young girl and her family who grow a variety of crops on their farm. In the story, they explain the different crops that they grow. I chose this book because it is beneficial for students to learn about where our food comes from and how some people do farming for a living.

"Miguel's Community Garden" by JaNay Brown-Wood

michellenicole531 — 2024-04-11 20:27:34 UTC

In this children's book, the main character, Miguel, talks about the characteristics of the plants and flowers that are growing in the garden in his community. I thought this book was a good book to choose because it talks about the plants that different people choose to grow and the characteristics that different plants have.

"Logan's Greenhouse" by JaNay Brown-Wood

michellenicole531 — 2024-04-11 23:36:42 UTC

This Children's book talks about the fruits and vegetables that we can grow in a greenhouse. It talks about how to tell what kind of vegetable it is by looking at it's features. I really like this book because it can teach young children a lesson that you can do fun tasks and learn new things, no matter what and you can't let anything hold you back.

"Linh's Rooftop Garden" by JaNay Brown-Wood

michellenicole531 — 2024-04-11 23:39:23 UTC

In this story, the main character, Linh, talks about all the fruit plants that she is growing in her garden that is on her rooftop. She discusses what the different fruits and plants look like. This book represents diversity because it shows that you can do gardening inside, outside, or on the roof of your house.

"Bird Boy" by Matthew Burgess

michellenicole531 — 2024-04-11 23:58:17 UTC

In this book, the main character, Nico, felt unsure about going to school, so he went on an adventure to discover the outside world of insects and animals. I like this book because it talks about how when we are nervous to do something new, that we can find something that we enjoy doing while we think about the new adventure.

"Different? Same!" by Heather Tekavec

michellenicole531 — 2024-04-12 00:04:17 UTC

This children's book talks about how animals can have different characteristics but have other characteristics that are alike, even though they are all animals. I chose this book because it shows that animals can have physical features that are the same and different just like we, as humans, do.

"Migration" by Gail Gibbons

michellenicole531 — 2024-04-16 20:53:13 UTC

In this children's book, it talks about animals that migrate during different times of the year. I chose this book because children can learn about animals in different parts of the world.