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SIMILARITIES AND
DIFFERENCES
By: Seth Cross
Instructor: Mrs. Linda Jackson, Eugene Ware Elementary School
We are all different,
yet we are all the same.
We all eat food,
but different kinds.
We all have religion of some kind,
but they are different.
We all have skin,
but different color.
We are different,
yet we are all the same.
ALWAYS
By: Addison Cunningham
Instructor: Mrs. Linda Jackson, Eugene Ware Elementary School
I like to do things.
I like to think about things.
I do things my way.
You do things your way.
I pick the complicated way.
You pick the simple way.
Your skin is one color.
Mine is another.
That doesn't mean a thing.
We can always be friends.
DIFFERENCES
By: Haley Denton
Instructor: Mrs. Linda Jackson, Eugene Ware Elementary School
Some people like different things.
I hate soccer, but my friends love it.
Just because you like different things,
doesn't mean that you can't be friends.
It doesn't matter what color of skin you have,
or if you wear glasses or not.
It matters about what you have inside you!
What's inside me is love and hope and my dreams.
What's inside my friends is love, hope, and dreams.
Differences
By: Jasmine Barenthin
Instructor: Mrs. Linda Jackson, Eugene Ware Elementary School
We are all different in every way
Color of skin doesn't matter
It's just like grass, it can be green or yellow
But it's still grass and it still grows everywhere
We are all very unique having great personalities
No matter what differences we have, we all grow!!
DIFFERENT
By: David Bradbury
Instructor: Mrs. Janet Jackson, West Bourbon Elementary School
Red and yellow, black and white,
Some seek peace, others fight,
The world is different that I know,
Hand in hand let us go,
World peace, troubles cease,
God's diversity needs released.
INSIDE
By: Garrett Elder
Instructor: Mrs. Janet Jackson, West Bourbon Elementary School
It doesn't matter if you're rich or poor.
It doesn't matter if you're dumber than a door.
It doesn't matter if you're black or white.
It doesn't matter if you're wrong or right.
It doesn't matter right or left.
It doesn't matter if you're tall or small.
It doesn't matter if you're good or bad or sad and mad.
It doesn't matter if you're a smarty or you get tardies.
It's what's inside that counts.
DIVERSITY
By: Sam Jefferis
Instructor: Mrs. Kendra Perry, West Bourbon Elementary School
Doesn't matter what is on the outside.
I'm different from you.
Very different on the outside.
Everyone is different.
Really everyone is a little alike.
Similar on the outside.
I'm sure you all like some things the same.
Too much alike is bad.
You and me, we are all different.
PEOPLE ARE
DIFFERENT
By: Sabra Stoughton-Wray
Instructor: Mrs. Janet Jackson, West Bourbon Elementary School
Some are black, some are white.
Some seek day, some seek night.
Some want to write or sing, some want to do everything.
Some love, some hate, but in the end, it turns to fate.
Some like dogs, but meanwhile, some like hogs.
Some like cats, some wear hats.
When we're young, some of us play, but some don't live to see another day.
Now, you know, we are all different
NOBODY IS THE SAME
By: Kaleb Ashe
Instructor: Mrs. Stacia Weilert, Winfield Scott Elementary School
In this world nobody's the same
Don't make them take the blame
God created us with a soul and pride
That's not something you should hide.
Now I hope you get the clue
Please don't make anyone feel blue.
DIVERSITY
By: Ryann Allison
Instructor: Mrs. Stacia Weilert, Winfield Scott Elementary School
Diversity is different,
But different isn't bad
She may be happy,
But He may be mad.
They might live in town
They might live in the country
Some may have dads
Some may have moms
Some may have sisters
Some may have brothers
Some may have none
Some may be adopted
Some may have gray hair
Some may have black,
Red, yellow, or blue,
But everyone is different
Including you.
Be happy you're
DIFFERENT
BE YOURSELF
By: Emily Hale
Instructor: Mrs. Stacia Weilert, Winfield Scott Elementary School
How the wind blows
How the storms go
How can we all be the same
How can we all feel the way I feel
We all are different in our own way
Say we don't have to be the
Same to go outside to play
Do you have to be like me to be my friend?
No way, be yourself everyday!
NO DIFFERENCES
By: Mayson Lane
Instructor: Mrs. Stacia Weilert, Winfield Scott Elementary School.
You may be dark skin.
You may be light skin.
You may be Catholic.
You may be Christian.
It doesn't matter
Cause you shouldn't judge
Or make fun, you should
love everyone