"What makes your family special?" my teacher asked.
A student at home doesn't feel like sharing. Nobody in his class seems to have a family that looks like his. He feels that his family is just too different.
He listens as his classmates share about what makes their families special. As he listens, he realizes there's something in common that makes all their families special - that families come in different shapes, colors, and sizes - near and far.
"What makes your family special?" my teacher asked.
A student at home doesn't feel like sharing. Nobody in his class seems to have a family that looks like his. He feels that his family is just too different.
He listens as his classmates share about what makes their families special. As he listens, he realizes there's something in common that makes all their families special - that families come in different shapes, colors, and sizes - near and far.