📖 Nobody Else Is YouAges 4-6
The Only One
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Jack was the only one in his class who had something different — maybe the only one who wore something special, or did something his own way, or had a particular thing about him. Being the only one sometimes felt lonely. But Jack was learning that being the only one didn't mean there was anything wrong with him. (Feeling words: Unsure)
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How do you think Jack feels being the only one with his difference?
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