Mrs. West Virginia visits Johnson Elementary

BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. – Mrs. West Virginia, Christina Fowler, visited Johnson Elementary Little Chiefs in Bridgeport on Monday.

Mrs. W.Va. answered questions and spoke to college students about two books, “What Makes Me Me” and “Kindness is a Superpower.”

She mentioned that the e-book, “What Makes Me Me,” was written by each Mrs. Michigan and her son who has Tourette’s syndrome.

Mrs. W.Va. instructed college students he was handled in another way as a consequence of having Tourette’s syndrome. The e-book shares a narrative about treating folks the identical. She mentioned, “simply because somebody is a bit of totally different than you doesn’t make them any much less particular than you.”

She select to share “Kindness is a Superpower,” in addition to she felt this e-book goes nicely with “What Makes Me Me” to assist unfold a optimistic message about being form to everybody.

“My message to the scholars immediately is de facto to nearly just like the pay it ahead ripple impact, so in case you do one thing form not solely are you going to be ok with it that individual that your form to goes to really feel good and which may encourage them to do one thing form for another person,” mentioned Fowler. “and if we’re all doing these form issues simply think about how a lot better the world might be.”

Mrs. W.Va. donated each books to Johnson Elementary, so college students may learn these books, and she or he hopes her phrases immediately will encourage college students to do good at school, their group and to simply be a greater individual total.

Mrs. Michigan needed certainly one of her books in each state and so Mrs. W.Va. mentioned she did her half and donated these books to West Virginia.

Mrs. W.Va. mentioned she is Mrs. W.Va. till subsequent March and would love to go to different colleges within the space.