Let me tell you a story, young ones,

Of those who face challenges with grace.

Who use their hearts and minds to survive,

And never let their disabilities dictate their pace.

Some use sign language to communicate,

Their hands moving in ways that we might not know.

But with their fingers, they can say it all,

And their words ring out clear like a bell's echo.

Others use Braille to read and write,

Their fingers tracing over bumps and lines.

They feel the words come to life,

As their senses come together to shine.

Sometimes it can be frustrating, we know,

When things don't work quite as they should.

But these children are strong and brave,

And they never give up, no matter how hard they could.

So let's remember to be kind and understanding,

To those who see the world a little differently.

For they are amazing, just as they are,

And they show us what it means to live life so beautifully.

Reflections

1. What were some of the unique ways the children in the story communicated with others?
2. How did the children in the story show resilience and strength in the face of their challenges?
3. What do you think it might be like to use sign language or Braille to communicate and learn?
4. How can we be more understanding and supportive of people with disabilities in our communities?
5. What did you learn from this story about the importance of embracing differences and celebrating diversity?