Lily has superpowers

While others read poems Lily prefers to see pictures and imagine how the world would be. Lilly's mother would take her to the park every morning to play with others kids. Although others might not understand why is Lily always moving. 

Objectives: Teaching ADHD in children Teaching inclusion and promote awareness

Lily does not make friends easily. Others don't see the world how she sees it. Although she does not say anything she feels sad. 'What is wrong with me?' She asked one day. 'Why do my mom has to tell me to slow down running'? 'I love running around! It might seem like she can't pay attention, but she is! 

Lily has superpowers! 'What is yours?' Lily might ask. 'aaaaah you haven't found one yet!'

Lily's universe is different, her brain thinks in a different way while she focuses on some words and that is okay. She loves to make friends like any other kid. 

Lily is a five-year-old girl that has the energy of a rollercoaster. Lilly has always been curious about nature, the moon, and why other people can sit while talking. 

Lily returned home tired of explaining how cool her superpowers are. Everyone in Lily's world is different and she is perfect just the way she is.

Lily sees the world differently from everyone. While one might need to focus on one thing she could be thinking one thousand million! This makes her seem to others like she is distracted, but in reality, she's thinking and jumping at the same time.

Recommended questions for teachers: Can you be friends with Lily? Do you know any kid like Lily? Allow yous students to answer

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