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Each one has a unique brain that makes them see and experience the world in amazing ways and can even hold some superpowers. But just like every superhero, their powers come with challenges.  \nHaving both strengths and challenges is part of being human – and that is okay. We all have them – whether neurotypical on atypical.  \nAs you color, think about how we can support and understand each other, so everyone’s superpowers can shine. Let’s celebrate their bravery and kindness as they navigate each one’s unique journeys!  \nEvery brain is like a treasure chest of ideas, and neurodivergent brains have extra-special superpowers!  \nOn one side, the gears are always turning, clicking, and spinning like a puzzle-solving machine. These brains are amazing at spotting patterns, solving problems, and thinking in ways no one else can . 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Even the castle gates are shaking as everyone tries to do too much, too fast . It can feel like the whole castle is in chaos, with no quiet space to rest . But even the strongest castles need a break! When the storm clears and the knights put down their hammers, the castle can stand tall and strong again .  \nChallenges faced in neurodiversity  \nSometimes, having a brain that works differently can feel really tough and other people might not understand why the person is upset or what they need.  \nAll these challenges can lead to feeling intensely sad, frustrated and even angry. 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