Giraffes Can’t Dance by Giles Andreae
Gerald the Giraffe is big and awkward. He has always had a passion for dance but everyone said he couldnt. One animal encourages him to try, and he accepts himself for his long neck and lanky legs.
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We are working to build a generation of children and families that strive to “live inside out”. What does that mean? We focus on helping kids develop the character skills (i.e. social and emotional skills) necessary to thrive in their lives, schools, and later in jobs and community, which is the “inside piece”. The “outside” part is being connected to the community through volunteerism. All of our programs combine these two elements!
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