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The Little Ramp and the Big Welcome

Two almost-three-year-old girls share a gentle day of choices at preschool, learning that bodies move in different ways and everyone belongs.

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Three characters: Mia, about 3, light-brown hair in pigtails, rosy cheeks, blue overalls, holding a small red walker and touching a light-wood ramp on the right; Lila, about 3, curly black hair, yellow polka-dot dress, left of Mia, holding a small green lunch bag, smiling and pointing at the ramp; Mrs. June, the teacher, adult with short gray hair and a green smock, standing behind them near a glass door watching kindly; setting: bright preschool classroom with light wood floor and sun patches, low shelves of colorful toys, low round tables and a small light-wood ramp by the door; scene: the girls discover the ramp—Mia tests her walker (it makes a little "click-click"), Lila laughs and points, warm pastel colors and gentle expressions. report a problem with this image
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Preschool
A place where young children play and learn before school.
Ramp
A sloping surface that helps wheels or feet go up and down easily.
Whispered
Spoke very quietly so only nearby people could hear.
Wheelchair
A chair with wheels that helps a person move around.
Brace
A small tool that helps a body part feel steady and safe.
Bumpy
Not smooth; full of little bumps that make rolling or walking jump.
Gentle
Being soft and kind, not rough or loud.
Teamwork
Many people working together to do something well.
Calm
Feeling quiet and peaceful, not upset or noisy.
Brave
Feeling strong inside to try something that feels hard.
Tools
Things that help people do a job or make something easier.
Breathe
To take air in and out to help your body feel better.

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