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L'anniversaire de Pax est bientôt là et il est impatient de devenir un des GRANDS garçons !Il va pouvoir courir et attraper les balles mieux que tous les autres chiens. Mais quand Pax perd l'usage de ses pattes arrière, son monde est complètement ébranlé.Est-ce que sa famille voudra encore de lui s'il n'est pas parfait ?Suivez le parcours de Pax quand ses amis lui montrent que, même estropié, ce qui compte le plus, c'est l'amour que chacun a dans le c¿ur.

Come and meet the Human Body Helpers - our trusty team of helping hands! Find out about the brilliant gadget our lungs can rely on. Whether a friend for life or only here for a little while, this amazing assistant helps us work and play - we couldn't do without it! Engaging and wonderfully designed titles perfect for young readers who are ready to venture beyond reading schemes - Printed in a comfortable reader-size format, perfect for a relaxed read <BR> - Bursting with a wide range of topics, perfect for supporting the learning of young children <BR> - Text suitable for competent young readers who have advanced beyond learning to read <BR> - Stunningly designed and packed full of fascinating imagery and engaging vectors that bring topics to life

Hemihypertophy is a condition in which one side or part of the body grows bigger and faster than the rest. Delve into this child's perspective of what it looks and feels like to live with this condition, and discover how it can be viewed as a gift from God. This is the first installment in a developing series of childhood disabilities and how God can work through them.

"Liam hops so much because he has autism. When he's excited or stressed he sometimes hops to calm himself. And that makes him happy!

Kya and Martha are best friends. Both are on the autistic spectrum but express themselves in different ways. In school, Kya is quiet while Martha is very talkative and asks lots of questions. When it's bedtime, Kya wants to stay awake while Martha is ready for bed once she gets tired. A Welsh adaptation of Through the Eyes of Us. -- Cyngor Llyfrau Cymru

Pick Your Head Up, Beautiful is an affirmation book for children who are "differently abled," to empower, encourage, and reassure them that they can do ANYTHING they set their mind to. Author Shaneika Janae compellingly states: "Labels can never define you. Always know that you are beautifully diverse and equally valued." After just six months old, Author Shaneika Janae learned that her then only child would have challenges that would identify her as "differently-abled."Test after test confirmed continual delays in little Khloie's growth and development. As a result, she was diagnosed with Optic Nerve Atrophy, CerebralPalsy, Hypotonia, a seizure disorder, and other diagnoses. In addition to all of this, Khloie was then placed on a feeding tube for meals and medications. On Sunday, November 14th, 2021, Khloie Janae peacefully passed away at home with her mother and younger sister, at just 9 years old.The author states: 'Pick Your Head Up, Beautiful is inspired by my two daughters, Khloie Janae, nine years old, and Khyla Janae, who was four years old at the time of this publication. As a mother of two young girls - one with various medical diagnosis and labeled as having "special needs", and the younger who struggled with low self-esteem, it is my responsibility to constantly remind them of how beautiful they are and to reassure them that they can do everything they set their minds to. I pray that this book does that for not just my children, but also parents of differently-abled children, and children who are differently-abled."

Duke the Deaf Dog doesn't want to miss any fun.But working hard all day to watch and listen to people makes him feel tired. Sometimes he needs a break. Learn along with Duke how to recognize his feelings and ask for help.You'll love the Duke the Deaf Dog ASL Series for children ages 3-9:If you want your young child to learn American Sign Language while reading a fun storybookIf you're an educator or special education professional looking for diversity resources for your classroom,If you know a child who is deaf or hard of hearingAmerican Sign Language resources included with every purchase:Learn 12 ASL signs within the story.Learn Listening Tips for parents and educatorsWatch the ASL vocabulary lesson and the complete story signed on video using the link provided in the book.**Please check out the companion printable or digital workbooks with lesson plans!

Freckles... Curly hair... Glasses... Wouldn't things be boring if we were all the same?It's the first day of school and Jessica is very excited. She can't wait to meet her new teacher and make friends but the day moves in an unexpected direction when a boy points out that Jessica only has one arm.Jessica Goes to School is a heart-warming story about being proud of who you are and embracing what makes us different.Author and Paralympian Jessica Smith draws on her own experiences in the Just Jessica series. This beautifully-illustrated book is a perfect bedtime read with discussion points to encourage chats around important topics about our world.

Little squirrel Gray loves playing with his sisters and friends in the oak wood. However, after struggling at school Gray feels misunderstood, stupid, and alone. On the day Gray decides not to go to school he meets a wise owl who helps him to understand his challenges and discover a few hidden strengths along the way. There are around 870,000 school children in the UK with dyslexia many of whom go undiagnosed. That's potentially 870,000 children feeling like little Gray. I vividly remember those feelings in school and sometimes still experience them today in my adult life. I was lucky and have had my own versions of the wise owl, encouraging me throughout my journey. I wrote this book because I wish that all those children have their own wise owl in their lives; to help them understand their gift and see its strengths, to feel understood, smart, and supported. We likely all have a child in our lives that is dyslexic and needs support. Be someone's owl, there can never be too many.

Piki Goes to College is the story of a lovable shelter dog who is adopted and trained by her person, Joan, to become a Service Dog. Piki, which rhymes with sneaky, tells her own story which is fun, entertaining and educational for children and adults. Her antics during her training are not only described, but shown with color illustrations revealing her mischievous and independent personality. Although Piki herself explains a lot about Service Dogs, there are additional sources given for adults which provide more advanced information about Service Dogs and the Americans with Disabilities Act.

This guidebook provides advice and hope for children who provide care for others. The author, Mike Raynor, was a young carer when he was a child. He describes the challenges he faced, the impact that caring had on him and how he has coped. He then gives practical advice on many topics, based on his first hand experiences, followed by the contact details of organisations that can help and an overview of the relevant laws. Whilst written for young carers, this book also provides a wealth of information for adult carers and adults who work with young carers.

When a child is diagnosed with cancer, life flips upside-down. Suddenly, our days (and our thoughts) are dominated by doctors, nurses, child life specialists, and a million technical terms that will make anyone's head spin. Add extreme fear and anxiety to that, and you've got a recipe for the most stressful time in a family's life.What Happens When a Kid Has Cancer is a book written with purpose of relieving the anxiety and confusion that comes from a child's cancer diagnosis and treatment.What Happens When a Kid Has Cancer covers the main points of pediatric cancer - what it is and what the experience of treatment is like - and shows how it can change a kid's day. The book is great for ages 4 -10 and discusses:The science of cancerChanges to routinesSurgery and anesthesiaChemotherapyHair loss and hair changesPort, central line, and tubiesHospital staysRadiationScans and blood drawsEmotions relating to cancerOver the course of a year and with the help of both experts and families who have been through pediatric cancer, author and illustrator Sara Olsher explains the science of cancer (in an age-appropriate, totally non-scary way) and uses an illustrated calendar to show how various treatments affect a child's day-to-day. This method of teaching is based on decades of solid science about how kids learn and cope with the major day-to-day changes that result from issues like cancer. By creating a routine that kids can see and understand, parents can restore a sense of safety and predictability in their kids' lives, helping them to be more resilient in the face of life's inevitable challenges. What Happens When a Kid Has Cancer? helps families that want to reduce their kids' anxiety surrounding a very scary diagnosis. It aims to empower kids with knowledge, which is proven to help kids through traumatic situations.

Self-Regulation Skills Series 5Sometimes the world seems scary-too scary. This is a comforting story for kids when their world becomes unsettled. This fun picture book opens a lot of opportunities to talk about emotions and feelings. Based on self-regulation theory, this is a story that helps to let their feelings out in a healthy way. Children will learn how to breathe through worry and frustration, to be able to think before acting, to be mindful. It's perfect for preschoolers ages 3 to 5, parents, teachers and anyone who works with kids. *Great way to explain anxiety to preschoolers*Learn why anxiety feels the way it does*How to stop worries growing out of control*Solutions that help children handle their feelings in healthier waysIt has a great message:"I like it, and my 3 year old son likes it too.The story and illustrations are awesome and super helpful. " - Andrea"A great way to open conversation about stress and anxiety!" - LisaExplains worry & anxiety:"My 5 year old loved this. " - Caroline"Cute artwork! Excellent assistance for kids who are anxious." - JenniferAnd*Cute illustrations with nice rhyming story*Not too long, grabs kid's attentionGET IT NOW and get the ebook for FREE!! Add this amazing kids book to your cart and ENJOY!

Duke the Deaf dog learns that some noises are loud and some are quiet. Whether it's a tapping crayon, a beeping fire drill, or a crinkly candy wrapper, both parents and children alike will understand the need to know the difference between noises.A fun, engaging way to teach children that some noises are not polite.Bonus American Sign Language material inside:Learn 12 ASL signs within the story.Learn Rules of Etiquette in Deaf Communities.Watch the Deaf Culture lesson, vocabulary words, and the complete story signed on video using the link provided in the book.

What is a service dog, and why does Nana Jan have one?Dominique is a very special little dog who has the power to put a smile on anyone's face. Nana's trained service and therapy dog goes everywhere with her-even to yoga! She helps Nana Jan with her pain by snuggling up and comforting her and by spreading love and happiness. Dominique helps others, too, like children at the hospital who have cancer, and new moms about to give birth. But her favorite thing is chasing her ball!There are many types of service dogs and many different people who need service dogs. Dominique, Ambassador of Joy: Nana's Service Dog introduces children to the important and diverse role service dogs play in helping others feel their best. Join Luella, Violet, and Georgi as they ask questions and learn all about Nana Jan's service dog!

Introduces readers to the science behind prosthetics, including how and why the technology was created, current examples of the technology in action, and cutting-edge research advancing the technology. Eye-catching infographics, clear text, informative sidebars, and a "How It Works" special feature make this book an engaging introduction to this exciting technology.

Every day, heroes around the world go to work, help people, and keep them safe. And they do it all while wagging their tails! Working dogs can be found at hospitals, airports, schools, courtrooms, and in the military. Compare the important duties that service dogs, therapy dogs, screening dogs, guide dogs, and military working dogs perform and learn to summarize data. Packed with factual information and high-interest content, this fiction math book uses real-world examples of problem solving to build students' math and reading skills. Let's Explore Math sidebars feature math questions that challenge students to develop their math skills. A problem-solving section at the end of the book prompts students to reflect and apply what they've learned. Demystify math with this leveled book that makes learning math fun and accessible for kids ages 10-12 and appeals to reluctant readers.

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