Isbn: 9786188832107 - do you wanna play? - θες να παίξουμε; diversity. uniqueness. inclusion - διαφορετικότητα. μοναδικότητα. συμπερίληψη: a greek–english bilingual ... (sel), inclusion, friendship, and empathy (3 resultados)

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Part of our Greek-English bilingual series on everyday life, this story supports Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) and inclusion. Ideal for bilingual families and kids who learn Greek - ellhnika or English as a second language. An inspiring picture book about the importance of embracing diversity, uniqueness and celebrating friendship. Elate se mia paidikh xara opoy oloi einai mia parea!Diaforetikothta. Monadikothta. Symperilhpsh.Treis lexeis poy ta paidia enwnoyn se mia erwthsh Paizoyme; Mia erwthsh poy exafanizei oles tis orates kai aorates diafores toys.An ena idiaitero xarakthristiko sthn emfanish kapoioy toys trabhxei thn prosoxh, ekfrazoyn thn aporia toys kai, eite paroyn apanthsh eite oxi, kanoyn ayto poy xeroyn kalytera Paizoyn. Efarmozoyn th symperilhpsh xwris kan na th didaxtoyn. Toso apla. Ola ta paidia xreiazontai apodoxh kai agaph gia na anohsoyn. Aspasia Alexandrakh, mhtera**Come to a playground where everyone is in the group!Diversity. Uniqueness. Inclusion.Three words that children combine into one question: Wanna play?A question that erases all their visible and invisible differences.If a particular feature in someone's appearance catches their attention, they express their curiosity and, whether or not they get an answer, they do what they do best: they play. They practice inclusion without even being taught. Simple as that. All children need acceptance and love to flourish.Aspassia Alexandraki, mother "This book, with only one verb in its pages, and that is the verb play, highlights the natural spaces of childhood - the park and the playground - where no one need explain to anyone else that we are all unique, equal, and equally deserving.It also touches upon an especially important theme: the right of every child, to play and to have access to public spaces." Dora Georgiadou, Teacher, MSc Early Intervention, MSc Special Education With its important message and vibrant, eye-catching illustrations, showcases the beautiful diversity of our world.teaches children to recognize their own differences and appreciate uniqueness in others.fosters Social-Emotional Learning (SEL): Helps children embrace their uniqueness, build self-confidence, and develop a strong sense of self-worth.The book is divided into two parts. In the first part, the characteristics of the characters are concealed in each spread, while in the second part they are revealed. In this book you will find FREE educational material, Guidelines and Educational Activities based on the book, created by a scientific team of educators and psychologists. In this book you will find pictures of: The Greek Sign Language ( 24 grammata toy alfabhtoy ths Ellhnikhs Nohmatikhs Glwssas, daktyliko alfabhto)Multicultural, wheelchair, child with diabetes, albinism, hairless, glasses, skin marks, blind, autism, artificial leg, Down syndrome, hearing aidsPlayground, play, laugh, cry, hugs, enthusiasm, disappointment, love, happiness, clarity, uniqueness, freedom, self-confidence, sense of self-worth, magic, dream.It's a wonderful addition to your home or school Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Archontaki, Konstantina (ilustrador).…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Part of our Greek-English bilingual series on everyday life, this story supports Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) and inclusion. Ideal for bilingual families and kids who learn Greek - ellhnika or English as a second language. An inspiring picture book about the importance of embracing diversity, uniqueness and celebrating friendship. Elate se mia paidikh xara opoy oloi einai mia parea!Diaforetikothta. Monadikothta. Symperilhpsh.Treis lexeis poy ta paidia enwnoyn se mia erwthsh Paizoyme; Mia erwthsh poy exafanizei oles tis orates kai aorates diafores toys.An ena idiaitero xarakthristiko sthn emfanish kapoioy toys trabhxei thn prosoxh, ekfrazoyn thn aporia toys kai, eite paroyn apanthsh eite oxi, kanoyn ayto poy xeroyn kalytera Paizoyn. Efarmozoyn th symperilhpsh xwris kan na th didaxtoyn. Toso apla. Ola ta paidia xreiazontai apodoxh kai agaph gia na anohsoyn. Aspasia Alexandrakh, mhtera**Come to a playground where everyone is in the group!Diversity. Uniqueness. Inclusion.Three words that children combine into one question: Wanna play?A question that erases all their visible and invisible differences.If a particular feature in someone's appearance catches their attention, they express their curiosity and, whether or not they get an answer, they do what they do best: they play. They practice inclusion without even being taught. Simple as that. All children need acceptance and love to flourish.Aspassia Alexandraki, mother "This book, with only one verb in its pages, and that is the verb play, highlights the natural spaces of childhood - the park and the playground - where no one need explain to anyone else that we are all unique, equal, and equally deserving.It also touches upon an especially important theme: the right of every child, to play and to have access to public spaces." Dora Georgiadou, Teacher, MSc Early Intervention, MSc Special Education With its important message and vibrant, eye-catching illustrations, showcases the beautiful diversity of our world.teaches children to recognize their own differences and appreciate uniqueness in others.fosters Social-Emotional Learning (SEL): Helps children embrace their uniqueness, build self-confidence, and develop a strong sense of self-worth.The book is divided into two parts. In the first part, the characteristics of the characters are concealed in each spread, while in the second part they are revealed. In this book you will find FREE educational material, Guidelines and Educational Activities based on the book, created by a scientific team of educators and psychologists. In this book you will find pictures of: The Greek Sign Language ( 24 grammata toy alfabhtoy ths Ellhnikhs Nohmatikhs Glwssas, daktyliko alfabhto)Multicultural, wheelchair, child with diabetes, albinism, hairless, glasses, skin marks, blind, autism, artificial leg, Down syndrome, hearing aidsPlayground, play, laugh, cry, hugs, enthusiasm, disappointment, love, happiness, clarity, uniqueness, freedom, self-confidence, sense of self-worth, magic, dream.It's a wonderful addition to your h Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Archontaki, Konstantina (ilustrador).…