I Love My Hair!

This is a story about a little girl learning one way that she is special. Her mother combs her hair and it hurts so much that Keyana cries. He mother tells her that she is lucky to have this kind of hair because she can style it in so many different ways. Keyana comes to realize this herself and thinks of some of the ways she likes to wear her hair.

What will you learn?

Connect concepts in the story to the real world.

Author:
Natasha Tarpley

ASL Storyteller:
Simone Edwards-Forde

Let's Go!

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