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The poem simplifies the concept of autism, making it easier for children to understand. Through the playful language and vivid imagery, children can grasp the essence of autism and develop empathy towards their peers on the spectrum.

The poem outlines the uniqueness of each individual, emphasizing that diversity is something to be cherished. Children can learn to appreciate differences and embrace the idea that everyone has their own special way of seeing the world.

By promoting acceptance and understanding, the poem encourages children to include their peers with autism in their games and activities. It fosters a sense of belonging and creates a supportive environment where all children feel valued and accepted.

For Teachers:
The poem serves as an educational tool for teachers to introduce the topic of autism awareness in the classroom. It provides a starting point for discussions about diversity, inclusion and empathy, helping to create a more inclusive learning environment.

The poem’s poetic language and imagery can inspire creativity in the classroom. Teachers can use it as a springboard for art projects, creative writing assignments, or dramatic readings, allowing students to express their thoughts and feelings about autism awareness in a creative way.

By sharing the poem with their students, teachers can foster a sense of community and unity in the classroom. It encourages students to come together to mark differences and support each other, fostering a positive and inclusive classroom culture.

Why is it a special poem?
This poem is special for Autism Awareness Month because it captures the essence of the month’s theme – exhibiting the uniqueness of individuals on the autism spectrum and promoting acceptance and understanding. With its engaging language and heartfelt message, the poem serves as a powerful tool for raising awareness and fostering empathy among children and teachers alike. It reminds us all to embrace diversity, acknowledge  differences and create a world where everyone is valued and accepted for who they are, with a disability or not .

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