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Books with title All About Me

  • All About Me

    Mandy Stanley

    Board book (HarperCollins, )
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  • All About Me

    Gini Dobson

    Hardcover (C. R. Gibson, March 15, 1956)
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  • All About Me

    Melanie Gerth, Mary Thelen

    Hardcover (Piggy Toes Pr, Oct. 1, 2000)
    Lift-the-flap illustrations accompanied by zippers, cardboard punchouts, and a clock with movable hands teach the names of parts of the body, articles of clothing, and such daily activities as washing, dressing, and playing.
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  • All About Me

    Cheryl Steele, Ph.D.

    Paperback (Tate Publishing, Jan. 6, 2009)
    Cheryl Steele has written an inspiring, imaginative, and interactive book that will foster the exploration and confidence that all children need and deserve. Her ability to phrase words poetically is music to a young childs ears. Each side of this book is a surprise. Read this one with a favorite child again and again! Dr. Lori Beasley, Professor, Family Life Education, University of Central Oklahoma
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  • All About Me

    School Specialty Publishing

    Poster (Frank Schaffer, Sept. 11, 2001)
    You asked for it! Due to popular demand we are pleased to bring back our original All About Me poster for the classroom. For years, students of all ages have enjoyed this fun back to school activity. This get to know you activity helps students learn more about each other. Now yours can too. 30-poster pack.
  • All about Me

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    Paperback (Carson Dellosa Publishing Company, )
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  • About Me

    Pam Bonsper, Maryann Bonsper, Conner Hankinson

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, March 21, 2016)
    A little boy who has Down syndrome tells his classmates why he is a little different than other kids his age. Since he cannot speak clearly, the book is read to his Kindergarten classmates by his grandma and mother. In the book, the little boy educates his peers about Down syndrome. He answers their questions: Why can't they understand him? Why is he so small? Why does it take him longer to learn things? How can they help him? He explains that he has an extra chromosome in every cell. His explanation is age-appropriate and told with humor. This book is an educational children's picture book in black and white so the children can draw or color to enhance the images in their own ways. It is a very simple way to explain the difficulties children with DS encounter. But in the end, the little boy reminds his classmates that there are more similarities than differences between him and everyone else. It can be used as is or the name of any child can be substituted for the little boy's name.
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  • All About Me

    Make Believe Ideas Ltd., Elanor Best, Charly Lane

    Spiral-bound (Thomas Nelson, Sept. 3, 2019)
    Introducing All About Me, a creative fill-in book for little hands just starting to doodle!This innovative book uses large, simple shapes and activities to encourage children's creativity.The vibrant pages are packed with bold colors and simple text, prompting children to fill in details about themselves in a fun, creative, and engaging way.
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  • ABC ALL ABOUT ME

    Asia Lewis, Josephine Hasan-Kerr, Sandra Lewis

    language (Josephine D. Hasan-Kerr / Create Your Life Dream Club, March 12, 2012)
    Discovering yourself is wonderful especially when you are young. Allow yourself to enjoy your journey through Asia Lewisโ€™ world. As you read, and view photos of her world take the time to be thankful of the people, events, and places that makes you smile.
  • All About Me!

    David Salariya

    Board book (Scribblers - a division of Book House, Sept. 1, 2007)
    Rare Book
  • All About Me

    Debbie Mackinnon, Anthea Sieveking

    Hardcover (B E S Pub Co, April 1, 1994)
    Bold full-color photo illustrations and simple text explore what toddlers can do with their bodies, from Elliot who catches a bubble in his hands to Kelly who balances on tip-toe, in a perfect book for reading aloud.
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  • all about me!

    michaela muntean

    Hardcover (Parents Magazine Press, March 15, 1983)
    Would your child like to write their own book? This imaginative book, a Parents Magazine Read Aloud, will allow your child to do just that! Pages include: Check Lists; Areas for Hand & Foot Prints; Fill Ins I Areas for Your Child's Own Drawings. In the end, the book will be all about your child including funny dreams, friends, favorites and more. May need adult assistance for information, cutting/gluing, etc.