23 All About Me Books for Little Learners
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Take a look at these incredible All About Me books for little learners! Embracing and understanding the people around us starts at a young age. These books can help get your students on the right track by showing them that it is our differences that should be celebrated! Being kind, loving, and accepting of who we are, as well as others, is a foundation every student should have in place. Let’s take a look at this fantastic book list. This post contains Amazon affiliate links.
23 Amazing All About Me Books
What We Wear: Dressing Up Around the World
This book explores all of the different outfits kids wear around the world. From sports uniforms all the way to cowboy hats, students will get a first-hand look at the colorful wardrobe the world displays.
Take a trip around the world and see what it’s like to live in different countries. This book gives students a realistic look inside several homes.
This book is a great way to talk to kids about all of the different skin colors. Through the use of photographs, kids are taught what really matters. This is one of my favorites!
Tell Me Again About the Night I Was Born
A treasured story about a little girl’s happiness based on her adoption. A sweet and loving story about how a family came to be.
Teach your students how to be proud of who they are with the help of this all about me book.
Embrace each other’s differences! It’s what makes life so interesting and exciting.
26 Big Things Small Hands DoThis book gives students 26 ways to act on kindness! A perfect bucket filing story that will help create a compassionate kiddo.
When I Was Little: A Four-Year-Old’s Memoir of Her Youth
An adorable story that embraces a little girl’s growth from a baby to herself! This is a great perspective to have… as it is centered around self-love.
This is a cute book that gets the reader to take a look at themselves (there’s a mirror on the back cover to help!) and point out all of the things they love about themselves.
This book points out all of the wonderful parts that are different from everyone else. The story talks about Alex and how unique he is compared to other people.
ChrysanthemumThis little mouse loves her name, but when she starts school, all the other students tease her for having such a silly name. This book helps kids learn about compassion and the need to be nice to one another.
Expose students to the differences in culture and life around the world while showing them that besides all of our differences, we are really very much the same. This book is full of gorgeous paintings.
I love this book because it helps kids build self-esteem, even if they have beaver breath! The adorable pictures and rhyming words will have students enthralled with this book.
This book is based on a positive outlook on yourself! Even when this pig makes a mistake, she takes another shot at it and tries again.
Diversity, self-esteem, and self-love are the focus of this book, and it reads like a nursery rhyme!
Spaghetti in a Hot Dog BunOne of my all-time favorite about me children’s books. When Lucy is faced with a choice, she chooses to help a boy who has been mean to her. A great story about the importance of choosing to be nice.
After some sound advice from her Grandma, Molly Lou Melon knows exactly how to handle the bully at her new school.
A wonderful picture book that celebrates diversity and learning to love the shape of her Asian eyes. The illustrations are great and the story is a tale of love and growth.
This book is a wonderful tribute to African American hair and the relationship between a Dad and his daughter. The book is a wonderful story about a little girl wanting her hair styled just perfect! Will Daddy be able to pull it off?
Join Lena on a walk through her town as she looks at the people around her. She realizes that skin comes in many different colors and it is beautiful. She also looks for similarities and differences between everyone.
The author does a wonderful job of showing little learners how they are connected and, most importantly, that everyone matters. Look around and see how the bird watchers are connected to the pigeons and how they are connected to the next person.Â
There is only one you and should make the world a better place. Wise advice from little fish’s momma and pappa. The story shares more advice as little fish grows and wants to go out and explore the world.
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