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“We are the change that we seek.“

The book can serve as a springboard for discussions on themes of hope, community, and activism, prompting students to share their ideas for positive change in their school or community.

“Change Sings“ by Amanda Gorman is a beautifully illustrated and empowering picture book that inspires young readers to embrace their voices and take action for change. Gorman‘s lyrical prose conveys a powerful message about hope, unity, and the importance of individual contributions to a better world.

We are the change that we seek.

“Change Sings“ is a valuable tool for fostering engagement and critical thinking in the classroom. It can serve as a springboard for discussions on themes of hope, community, and activism, prompting students to share their ideas for positive change in their school or community. Creative writing exercises, where students craft their own verses about change, can deepen their understanding and encourage self-expression!!!

“Change Sings“ by Amanda Gorman is a beautifully illustrated and empowering picture book that inspires young readers to embrace their voices and take action for change. Gorman‘s lyrical prose conveys a powerful message about hope, unity, and the importance of individual contributions to a better world.

Watching this poem being read I noticed the bright illustrations as well as a diverse set of children. With the illustrations being diverse it helps emphasize the meaning of “Change Sings“ where all are respected and valued. There were several instruments depicted as well to help incorporate the musical element.

“I don't fear change coming, and so I sing along.“

Amanda Gorman's Change Sings is a vibrant call to action for young readers. With its inspiring message and captivating illustrations, this picture book encourages children to embrace their power to create change in the world. This book is a timeless reminder that even the smallest voices can make a big difference, empowering children to use their unique talents and perspectives to shape a brighter future.

“Change sings where? There! Inside me. Because I'm the change I want to see.“

Watching this read aloud made me truly think abut the mindset and influence educators have. I would use this in the classroom to embrace students in talking about diversity and culture and how each voice is important and should be respected. We can discuss how working together for a common goal could create big change!

“I don't fear change coming, and so I sing along.“

Watching this poem being read I noticed the bright illustrations as well as a diverse set of children. With the illustrations being diverse it helps emphasize the meaning of “Change Sings“ where all are respected and valued. There were several instruments depicted as well to help incorporate the musical element.

“We are the change that we seek.”

Change Sings- Amanda Gorman celebrates the power of change and activism. Through rhythmic verses and vibrant illustrations, it tells the story of a young girl who leads a diverse group on a journey to make a difference. She inspires others to take action, emphasizing that even small efforts contribute to positive transformation. With themes of hope, unity, and empowerment, Change Sings encourages readers to use their voices to shape a better world

“Change Sings“ is a valuable tool for fostering engagement and critical thinking in the classroom. It can serve as a springboard for discussions on themes of hope, community, and activism, prompting students to share their ideas for positive change in their school or community. Creative writing exercises, where students craft their own verses about change, can deepen their understanding and encourage self-expression!!!

This is a poem by Amanda Gorman, 2021. The book represents the different cultures, and ideas that everyone brings to the table. Each one making a song, a melody that all can sing together, as one. It is uplifting and encouraging for young children to embrace change rather than reject it.

This is a poem by Amanda Gorman that was published in 2021. This is a poem about advocating for change and uplifting the minds of the youth. This poem encourages children to work together, respect each other, and break down barriers. This is a lyrical poem where the words twist into a song-like speech pattern.

This is poetry book with little words, but a lot of influence. The colors are bright and the illustrations tell more of the story than just the words. The book is about how to make a difference, and how we all have the power to change the world.
Singing can change people's lives through the stories that connect us through song.

“Change Sings“ by Amanda Gorman is a beautifully illustrated and empowering picture book that inspires young readers to embrace their voices and take action for change. Gorman‘s lyrical prose conveys a powerful message about hope, unity, and the importance of individual contributions to a better world.

This would be really good to be used within a classroom in all ages. It teachs the power of change and how it can make an impact on your commuinty and to not keep fighting agaisnt others but to shelp others grow with you

“take a knee, to take a stand“

“I‘m the voice where freedom rings. You‘re the love your bright heart brings.”

This is a great book for children of any age. It uses a rhyming structure which is engaging for young children, but the message is suitable for students of any age. This is a great morning meeting book or a book to spark a discussion on what change students can bring to their community.

This triumphant poem pairs meaningful words with powerful imagery to get across its inspiring message. The poem encourages its readers to fight for good and that a difference can be made in the world. Kindness and empathy are strong themes in this book, showing that with love, you can do anything.

The family I nannied for this summer had this story and it was always a pick for their one year old, the rhythm of the words and vibrant pictures captivate attention

This story walks through story of culture and history through the eyes of a young black child in America

“There is love where my change sings“.
“I am the change I want to see“.

This is a good book to build classroom community. No matter our abilities, we are all the same. And we all get to be the change in the world we want to see.

This is a book that is set up in a poem format. Saying that WE or children are the change the world is about to see. It talks about spreading love and that we are all the same, despite our difference in abilities.

“There is love where my change sings.”
“I am the change I want to see.“

This is a good book to build a classroom community. No matter our abilities, we are all the same. And we all get to be the change in the world we want to see.

This is a book that is set up in a poem format. Saying that WE or children are the change the world is about to see. It talks about spreading love and that we are all the same, despite our difference in abilities.

“There is love where my change sings”
“I am the change I want to see”

This is a good book to build a classroom community. No matter our abilities, we are all the same. And we all get to be the change in the world we want to see.

This is a book that is set up in a poem format. Saying that WE or children are the change the world is about to see. It talks about spreading love and that we are all the same, despite our difference in abilities.

We are the wave starting to spring, for we are the change we sing. We're what the world is becoming, and we know it won't be long.

The moment when all the children get involved in creating change. This moment is so powerful because it shows that with everyone's support change can happen and it is much easier with more hands on deck.

This book is unlike any other in children's literature. This story has an incredible message. The illustrations are incredible and the color choices are settle but bold. The illustrations look like they have been done by paintbrushes and are detailed and can even see the brush marks. The illustrations are large and take up most of the page and they tell a lot about what is going on in the story.