Written by Barbara J. Newman
This book gives teachers practical tips for helping students welcome kids who have disabilities into their classes at church or at school.
Written by Barbara J. Newman
This book gives teachers practical tips for helping students welcome kids who have disabilities into their classes at church or at school.
Children’s Book written by Daryl Green
This engaging story opens up the difficult theme of being different in ways that are easily related to by both children and adults
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Twelve easy-to-read Turtle Books provide a non-threatening, storytelling bridge of understanding with friends and siblings of children with physical and mental disabilities.
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Patricia McMahon, text, and John Godt, photography
Homesdale, PA: Caroline House of Boyds Mills Press, Inc., 1995
This is David’s story as he goes to kindergarten in a local public school.
Written by Gina and Mercer Mayer
Racine, Wisconsin: Golden Books Publishing Co., Inc., 1992
One of a serieis of books about disabilities attitudes
Written by Lorraine Aseltine and others
Morton Grove, IL: Albert Whitman & Co., 1986
A frustrated deaf boy who feels alone, afraid, mad, and sad until Brian, 17 and wearing hearing aids, visits his classroom. – Vera Losh, Reviewer
Tricia Brown, text, and Fran Ortiz, photography
New York: Henry Holt and Company, 1982
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then this book tells volumes about special children. – Vera Losh, Reviewer