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Stories for 3 and 4 year old children about disability with little girls

Discover our stories for 3 and 4-year-old children on the theme of disability, featuring little girls. These everyday stories address subjects such as difference, tolerance, and inclusion. They are available for free so that your children can escape and learn while having fun.

Stories about disability: girls (4)

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A 4-year-old girl with long brown hair and sparkling eyes is sitting on a soft, colorful rug, a big smile on her face. She holds a fluffy teddy bear in her arms, her gaze filled with joy and curiosity. Next to her, a 4-year-old boy with blonde hair and glasses is in a wheelchair with shiny wheels. He is also smiling, his eyes bright with excitement as he touches a puzzle featuring a moon. A 4-year-old girl with curly hair and a pink t-shirt sits across from them, pointing at a puzzle piece, her face radiating enthusiasm. The setting is a bright classroom with soft yellow walls, sunlight streaming through the windows, and shelves filled with colorful books and toys. In the background, a cozy corner is decorated with soft cushions and rugs, creating a welcoming atmosphere. The main scene shows the three children playing together, gathered around a puzzle, laughing and exchanging sweet words, creating a moment of connection and shared happiness.

The quiet corner

Reading 7 min. (1) 3-4 years old

In a cozy classroom during quiet time, three friends—Mia, Ben, and Nina—work together to create a calm and safe space while enjoying shared activities like puzzles and stories, discovering the joy of kindness and cooperation.

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A joyful scene of a confident 4-year-old girl with light brown pigtails and bright eyes riding her red electric wheelchair "Zoomy" up a small grassy hill in a yellow polka-dot dress; beside her a round-faced, cheerful ~4-year-old boy (Max) with short brown hair and a visible white hearing aid runs and applauds admiringly, while a shy but laughing ~4-year-old girl (Ava) with a black braid in a turquoise dress jumps and claps a few steps behind; Miss Anna, the warm-smiling teacher in her thirties with tied blond hair, stands at the top of the hill with hands raised, wearing beige trousers and a blue cardigan, in a sunny playground bordered by colorful flowers, a light blue sky with soft clouds, a gravel path, benches and children's drawings on a painted fence—bright colors, rounded expressive features evoking a 1990s cartoon.

Zoomy and Friends

Reading 4 min. 3-4 years old

Lily, a brave girl who uses a special wheelchair named Zoomy, makes a new friend named Ava at her group for children with special needs, where they all learn and play together. As they bond over their differences, Lily discovers the joy of friendship and teamwork.

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A radiant 4-year-old girl Sunny with blonde pigtails in a yellow starry dress holds a blue ball and reaches to roll it to her friend; about 5-year-old Max with curly brown hair in a green tee crouches a few steps away to catch it; 4-year-old Lily with round glasses in a red polka-dot dress stands beside Max clapping joyfully; 4-year-old Emma with light brown hair smiles from a colorful stickered wheelchair, ready to roll the ball toward Sunny; sunny playground with a large leafy tree, pale sandy ground, slide and sandpits in the background and a wooden bench with a sparkly purple backpack; warm, inclusive scene of children playing together with friendly gestures, shared smiles, bright colors and simple paper-cut shapes.

Sunny and the Friendship Game

Reading 7 min. 3-4 years old

Sunny, a cheerful little girl, embarks on her first day at a new playgroup where she makes friends and learns the importance of inclusion and kindness, especially when she meets a girl named Emma who uses a wheelchair. Together, they discover that everyone can play and have fun in their own special way.

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