An addition to my previous review: This idea would be memorable for the learners because of live drama, adding visual learning to verbal. It could be improved by adding some way of audience participation or response in order to add bodily intelligence to the learning experience. My theological reservations about the idea still apply.

This is a clever idea that I think would be memorable for grade school age children with the rhyme and costumes included. I do think, however, that the concept of inclusiveness and overcoming prejudice isn’t made clear by using the phrase “in spite of”. I don’t think that God wants us to love people “in spite of” their differences. To say “ I accept you in spite of” the fact that we have different abilities, race, or any other factor seems patronizing. I think that it would be more true to God’s character to say that we accept each other just the way we are—that we are becoming the shape that God intended us to be.