Elle D

The Crayon Box Elle D

The Grays live in their gray world. But, one day, they see a beautiful, colorful painting. They decide that they want their world to look as beautiful as the painting. So, they set out to create it. However, they soon find themselves frustrated because they cannot get their world to look as colorful as the painting. Gertrude Gray introduces them to some new friends that can help. At first, they are apprehensive about these newcomers. Can they be trusted? They are not like them. They soon discover that when we all work together in harmony, we can truly have the world we desire. The world is a diverse place. Conversations about acceptance and diversity can be difficult, but it is an important conversation to have. It is important that we raise kind, loving children that are accepting of differences. The Crayon Box helps your little ones recognize that our differences aren't bad, but beautiful. Everyone matters and every one of us, no matter what we look like, has an important role to play in this world. This book also encourages cooperation in children. The crayons must work out a solution to their problem. As all the crayons work together to create the colorful world the Grays desire, children will learn about conflict resolution and mutual respect. The crayons learn that the world is better when they work together. Incorporating books about diversity, cooperation, mutual respect, and acceptance is an amazing way to bring this message across in a fun and easy way.