A counting book that encourages children to love themselves and each other
New from the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture and the author and illustrator of A Is for All the Things You Are
You’re special, and that’s what counts! The brightly illustrated 123 I Like You and Me: A Joyful Counting Book not only teaches children numbers 1-10, but asks questions that encourage them to express their thoughts, emotions, and connection to other people:
Eight children just the same Eight children unique and different
All have feelings—happy ones, sad ones, scary ones, angry ones. Each child expresses feelings in different ways.
What feelings did you have today? What do you think the children in the pictures are feeling?
With accessible language and vivid illustrations, this book is perfect for families and educators who want to empower children to feel good about themselves, communicate their feelings, and embrace the unique characteristics of the people around them.
The NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY AND CULTURE is the only national museum devoted exclusively to the documentation of African American life, history, and culture. ANNA FORGERSON HINDLEY is the supervisory coordinator of the Early Childhood Education Initiative at the National Museum of African American History and Culture. KETURAH A. BOBO is a BFA graduate from the Columbus College of Art and Design known for her vibrant illustrations. She is the illustrator of New York Times bestseller I am Enough by Grace Byers and A Is for All the Things You Are.
A counting book that encourages children to love themselves and each other
New from the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture and the author and illustrator of A Is for All the Things You Are
You’re special, and that’s what counts! The brightly illustrated 123 I Like You and Me: A Joyful Counting Book not only teaches children numbers 1-10, but asks questions that encourage them to express their thoughts, emotions, and connection to other people:
Eight children just the same Eight children unique and different
All have feelings—happy ones, sad ones, scary ones, angry ones. Each child expresses feelings in different ways.
What feelings did you have today? What do you think the children in the pictures are feeling?
With accessible language and vivid illustrations, this book is perfect for families and educators who want to empower children to feel good about themselves, communicate their feelings, and embrace the unique characteristics of the people around them.
Author
The NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY AND CULTURE is the only national museum devoted exclusively to the documentation of African American life, history, and culture. ANNA FORGERSON HINDLEY is the supervisory coordinator of the Early Childhood Education Initiative at the National Museum of African American History and Culture. KETURAH A. BOBO is a BFA graduate from the Columbus College of Art and Design known for her vibrant illustrations. She is the illustrator of New York Times bestseller I am Enough by Grace Byers and A Is for All the Things You Are.
