Meeting Mimi: A Story About Different Abilities

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There is lots to learn about the new girl at school. She does not like beans. She does like to tell jokes. And, she has a physical disability. In this book, beginning readers in prekindergarten to grade 1 can join Mimi’s classmates as they ask questions about different abilities and make a new friend. This illustrated picture book series features social/emotional issues as plot drivers. Youngsters are introduced to a variety of experiences, while caregivers are given a jumping off point for discussing and guiding their child's social/emotional development

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  Meeting Mimi: A Story About Different Abilities

  • 2019-08-11
  • 24 pages
  • Ebook
  • Carson-Dellosa Publishing

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