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Similar And Different: Disabilities (Spanish)

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Color illustration of a girl and a boy in a wheelchair standing in front of a color blocked background. They gesture toward a title card that reads, "Sin barreras jugamos todos. Somos iguales y diferentes."

A friend helps a child in a wheel chair, and together they create new ways to play.

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Runtime: 1 minutes 4 seconds

Topic: Counseling and Self-Help, Health and Safety, Language Arts, Social Science
Subtopic: Disabilities, Friendship, Spanish Language
Grade/Interest Level: 1 - 5
Release Year: 2015
Producer/Distributor: Dicapta/Pakapaka Channel-Argentina
Series: Similar And Different (Spanish)
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Color illustration of 4 people standing in front of a color blocked background. They stand on either side of a title card that reads, "Todos tenemos derecho a que no nos discriminen. Somos iguales y diferentes."

Color illustration of 4 people standing in front of a color blocked background next to a title card that reads, "Si sumamos entre todos y todas, ganamos. Somos iguales y diferentes."

Color illustration of a girl and a boy in a wheelchair standing in front of a color blocked background. They gesture toward a title card that reads, "Sin barreras jugamos todos. Somos iguales y diferentes."

Color illustration of 6 people standing in front of a colorblocked background. They stand on either side of a title card that reads, "Hay muchas formas de ser familias. Somos iguales y diferentes."

Color illustration of 7 people standing in front of a colorblocked background. They gesture toward 1 another from either side of a title card that reads, "Creemos en respetarnos. Somos iguales y diferentes."

Color illustration of 3 people in glasses standing opposite a girl wearing a backwards cap. Title card on colorblocked background reads, "Chicos y grandes, grandes y chicos, todos tenemos derechos. Somos iguales y diferentes."

Color illustration of 3 people standing opposite a boy in front of a colorblocked background. Title card reads, "Ponernos en el lugar del otro es descubrir cosas nuevas."

Color illustration of 3 people standing in front of a colorblocked background. Title card reads, "Hay muchas formas de ser mujer, hay muchas formas de ser varón. Somos iguales y diferentes."

Color illustration of 4 children smiling beneath a title card that reads, "Todos distintos, todos únicos. Somos iguales y diferentes."

Color illustration of diverse children in front of a colorblocked background. They surround a title card that reads, "Podemos crecer juntos sin perder nuestras raíces. Somos iguales y diferentes."

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ERIN N. (San Diego, CA)

August 19th, 2016 at 02:20 PM

Great for students not familiar with disabilities.