This practical workbook for educators of children aged three to six playfully and sensitively addresses the topic of "being different" and inclusion. In addition to ideas for reading five popular picture books, educators will find 40 short projects to deepen the theme of "living and appreciating diversity." Games and ideas can be easily integrated into everyday kindergarten life and cover all areas of education, from language development to social learning, as well as fine and gross motor skills. They invite children to take initiative and be creative, while continually referencing the heroes of the picture books. Often, children experience surprise, exclusion, or conflict when they do not understand why someone looks or behaves differently. However, even the youngest can recognize how normal it is to be different and how wonderful it can be to embrace those differences.