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Say "STOP"

Do you really need to cry big boy? or you just need to say "STOP"

de Gerry S. Da

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À propos du livre
A practical book for children that teaches them to say the magic word "STOP" in situations that may lead to a fight or conflict with other children. This is a good start in teaching them to defend themselves with bullies in school by saying the word "STOP" when they don't like what other people are doing to them. This book will also teach the children to apply the skills to avoid being abuse by inappropriate touching either from another children or adult.
This book is suitable for nursery, kindergarten and early childhood intervention (with learning disability) students due to its clear, direct and simple approach.
Caractéristiques et détails
  • Catégorie principale: Livres pour enfants
  • Format choisi: Petit carré, 18×18 cm
    # de pages: 22
  • Date de publication: oct 29, 2016
  • Langue English
  • Mots-clés Children's Book, Early Childhood, Early Internvetion, Tantrums, whining, Say Stop, Avoiding Conflict, Bullies, Kids, Kindergarten book, nursery book, protecting self
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À propos du créateur
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Gerry Da
Singapore

Teacher Gerry specializes on Early Childhood Education. He took Master of Arts in Special Education, Advance Diploma in Early Childhood Education and a Certificate in Autism in Singapore. A licensed teacher from the Philippines who regularly conducted trainings for caregivers, therapists and educators. During his teaching career, he conducted different research on storytelling, phonics and explicit teaching. He is also a certified Jolly Phonics (Ireland) and Jolly Grammar (Ireland) teacher and currently pursuing his Master of Arts in Educational Management. A father, an educator, a vlogger and an advocate of inclusive society.

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