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Name: That’s Me, Mom!
Price: 21.95 USD
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That’s Me, Mom!

$21.95

Written for children ages 7 and above by young author, Dominga Zapata, That’s Me, Mom! is the personal and inspiring true-life story of a transgender child. With the support of her loving family and compassionate friends and teachers, Dominga overcame many challenges to have the confidence to be her true self. With accessible text and powerful images, this story focuses on the importance of respecting each other's differences.

“I hope my story has inspired you to be your truest self. I know that loving oneself is hard and there will be good days and bad days. That’s okay, because there will always be someone who will be rooting for you, even when it may not feel that way.” ––Dominga Zapata

Categories: New, Social & Emotional Learning, Books & Collections, Picture Books

Author: Domingo Zapata

Product ID: 18246ISBN: 9798886341034 .

Description

Description

Grade 2-6 | Nonfiction | ISBN: 9798886341034 | Lexile: 570L | English

That’s Me, Mom!

Highlights:

Engages students to learn social-emotional skills
Introduces students to others who have persevered to overcome personal challenges
Improves literacy, comprehension, and critical-thinking skills
Introduces young readers to the power of support systems and diverse perspectives

Key features:

Depth of Knowledge activities inspire students to develop social –emotional skills
Engaging hands-on group activities to support classroom collaboration
Glossary to build and expand student vocabulary

About the Author:
Dominga Zapata is a 15-year-old high school student living in New York. Her Dad is world renowned artist Domingo Zapata. Dominga writes stories hoping to inspire others to live their most authentic selves and to embrace their individualities.