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Encouragement is empowerment. Through 14 encouragement devotions and impactful action plans parents of children with special needs will be elevated in their heart and mind to a place of hope and joy.

What's Possible? provides a framework for supporting your child in building the skills they need to live the life they deserve.

Da ist der junge David, der auf einer Nordseeinsel in Verdacht gerät, eine kriminelle Vereinigung zu bilden. Er sieht sich als Musiker, muss jedoch immer wieder andere Wege einschlagen, um Geld zu verdienen.Es geht um das Leben in einer kleinen Großstadt, um Lärm, Kultur und Kleingeistigkeit. Aber auch um Kindheit, Oldtimer, Gesundheit und grundsätzliche Fragestellungen und Werte."Stimmen des Alltags" ist eine Sammlung von Geschichten und Texten zu unterschiedlichen Themen aus den letzten 10 Jahren. Einige Texte müssen in der Entstehungszeit gesehen werden, andere Themen sind zeitlos und haben einen generellen Aktualitätsbezug. Die Auszüge aus dem Roman ¿Klangspuren¿ sind allesamt bisher unveröffentlicht.

Mit der Grundschule beginnen die Kinder untereinander Freundschaften zu knüpfen. Diese wollen die Kinder natürlich in einem Freundschaftsbuch festhalten, um später auf diese zurück blicken zu können. Dafür ist auch das Design des Buches wichtig, um es ansprechend zu machen. Mit meinem "Safari" Design spreche ich alle Altersklassen von Vorschule - Ende der Grundschule an.

Thundermouse must find a way to help Finn overcome the separation when his mom is gone for her job: flying for the USAF Thunderbirds.

Have you ever gazed at the icy, white expanses of the Arctic region on a map or a globe and wondered what life is like there? Are there humans residing? Wondered what creatures call this frozen world home? Today, we take you on a journey to the Arctic skies, where the mighty Arctic Tern soars. These birds have the longest migration of any bird species, traveling from the Arctic to the Antarctic and back each year. And in our story, one special Arctic Tern, Timmy, embarks on his incredible migratory odyssey across the Atlantic.

"How do you raise your kids to be functional adults with big hearts? Young people need to learn to stand up against every kind of oppression, respect boundaries and consent, and gain self-compassion while also navigating money, friends, sex, and school. How can you prepare children and teens to find joy and stability as they cope with uncertainty, violence, and disaster, especially when your own coming-of-age lessons weren't so thoughtfully taught? Parents and therapists Dr. Faith G. Harper and Bonnie Scott have written a parenting guide for the 21st century that is a must-read for people with children of any age, from infancy to adulthood. Drawing from their experiences raising diverse, politically active young people, this book will help you bring up a new generation with tools to change the world for the better-all while maintaining your own separate identity and relationships, and without losing your mind"--

Transform the way you parent with the workbook that “demystifies the day-to-day challenges of a son or daughter with autism by creating order and learning in their daily activities. In so doing, it creates hope.” —Ami Klin, Ph.D., Yale Child Study Center> YOUR WORKBOOK Discover the methods for breaking through to your child and reaching into his or her world while supporting his or her learning style. Designed specifically for parents, this section introduces you to the exercises and activities you will be doing with your child. Everything is carefully explained, using lay terminology and simple illustration, including: •Visual strategies •User-friendly schedules> YOUR CHILD’S WORKBOOK Hands-on activities in this section of the work-book will teach your child basic skills, using humor and time—tested educational techniques. On handy tear-out pages, these engaging games and exercises help your child learn how to: •Recognize emotions •Get dressed •Read the clock •Understand safety sights.> And much more. . .

"Kindermärchen mit Pfiff" lädt junge Leserinnen und Leser zu einer spannenden Sammlung von 27 Geschichten ein, die Abenteuerlust, Fantasie und wichtige Lebenslektionen miteinander verbinden. Die Geschichten behandeln Themen wie Selbstvertrauen, Freundschaft, Motivation für die Schule, Ernährung und Respekt. Tauchen Sie ein in eine Welt voller charmanter Charaktere und spannender Geschichten, die nicht nur unterhalten, sondern auch grundlegende Werte wie Toleranz, die Bedeutung von Bildung und Gesundheit vermitteln.Im Bekanntenkreis des Autors sorgten alltägliche Schulprobleme bei Kindern (auch mit ADS und ADHS) für Verunsicherung. Aus den Erzählungen der Kinder entstanden kurze Geschichten, in denen ähnliche Situationen vorkommen. Diese sind jedoch so verpackt, dass das Kind nicht ahnt, dass es sich um eigene Erfahrungen handelt. Ob es um die Überwindung von Ängsten, das Finden neuer Freunde oder den richtigen Umgang mit digitalen Medien geht - die Geschichten bieten subtile Einblicke in mögliche Herausforderungen.Wer kennt sie nicht, die schulisch unmotivierten Kinder, die Kinder, die nicht so recht verstehen, warum Schule so wichtig ist, die Kinder, die Probleme mit anderen Kindern in der Klasse haben, deren Freizeitgestaltung von elektronischen Medien geprägt ist und die keine Lust auf Hausaufgaben haben. Genau hier setzt "Kindermärchen mit Pfiff" an. Die Geschichten dienen als einfühlsames Mittel, um mit den jungen Lesern über diese Themen zu sprechen und Lösungen zu finden. Die Märchen zeigen, dass jede Herausforderung gemeistert werden kann, wenn man einen Weg findet, darüber zu sprechen und gemeinsam nach Antworten zu suchen.Die Geschichten reflektieren auch mögliche Probleme des digitalen Zeitalters, wie die virale Verbreitung von Informationen, und integrieren gleichzeitig die Bedeutung einer vitamin- und nährstoffreichen Ernährung.¿Kindermärchen mit Pfiff¿ ist mehr als eine Geschichtensammlung. Es ist eine Einladung, gemeinsam mit den jungen Lesern über alltägliche Themen zu sprechen, Lösungsmöglichkeiten zu entdecken und Werte zu festigen. Die Märchen zeigen, dass jede Herausforderung gemeistert werden kann, wenn man einen Weg findet, darüber zu sprechen und gemeinsam nach Antworten zu suchen.

Peyton explores the true spirit of these classic Christmas songs and reveals the fascinating stories behind them!

This book uses playful poetry and descriptive imagery to help young readers not only identify their feelings, but name them in descriptive terms. Author Paige DeLozier provides a fun way to expand children's vocabularies and self-awareness.

You Can Do Better: 12 Ways to be a Better You, is a unique children's motivational chapter book. This book helps your child be the best person they can be.

This neurodiversity-affirmative book holds the key to navigating the road trip of your life. Learn practical strategies that have helped others five fictional characters as they meet and overcome roadblocks on their path to independence. Read success stories shared by actually autistic people in their own words. If you've ever wished that adult life came with an instruction manual, this is it."--

Remember when we were children, how we used to tease our classmates? Some of the things we said were funny, but some were rather crude. We may remember kids insulting other kids, joking about them riding the "little yellow school bus." Little did we know what the future would bring and that some of us that laughed at these insults would someday see our own children riding a "little yellow school bus."In Our Journey of God's Blessings, Arie takes you into the challenges and God's blessings of a family with special needs children. It contains tragedy, despair, miracles and joy. But most of all, it reveals the supernatural power of God, the blessings He has provided, and His love for us as we all, special needs or not, journey through our lives!

A handbook for parents of children with additional educational needs answering all of your most pertinent questions about supporting your child at home and at school, how to access additional support, and have your child's needs met effectively.

"According to the Sibling Support Project, of the over 4.5 million people in the United States who have health, developmental, and mental health concerns, most have typically developing siblings. Throughout their lives, siblings share many of the concerns that parents of children with support needs experience, including isolation, a need for information, guilt, concerns about the future, and caregiving demands. Siblings also face issues that are uniquely theirs including resentment, peer issues, embarrassment, and pressure to achieve. As parents focus on meeting the needs of their child with support needs, siblings can be unintentionally overlooked and left out. Sibshops programs help to change this by providing school-age siblings of children with various health, mental health, and developmental needs opportunities to obtain peer support and education within a highly recreational context. The goals of the Sibshop model are to provide siblings with opportunities to: Meet other siblings in a relaxed, recreational setting Discuss common joys and concerns with other siblings Learn how other handle situations commonly experienced by siblings Learn more about the implications of their sibling's special needs Learn more about the concerns and opportunities frequently experienced by siblings Essential for agencies that serve families of children with disabilities, social workers, parent-to-parent programs, early intervention programs, developmental disability councils, child life specialists, and parents, Sibshop offers an inexpensive and easy-to-implement solution to addressing siblings' needs in a way everyone can enjoy. Highly practical and user-friendly, the Sibshops Workbook provides the information needed to start, fund, and run a Sibshop and is filled with straightforward instructions, photocopiable forms, more than 100 fun games and activities. "--

Let God Write Your Story is a captivating story of a 'transformational Christian education model' at Bridge of Hope Girls' School in post war Liberia . . . a model which is transforming the social narratives of disadvantaged girls in the Central New Matadi community and its environs. It is a story of a family with deep passion that muscled courage to bring 'renewed hope' through Christian education to marginalized teenage girls. Let God Write Your Story also unravels deep rooted cultural assumptions faced by a girl-child. She grows up in cultures that don't value her worth and her willingness to aspire to her full potentials like her boy's counterpart. The term "girl-child" as used in this book simply refers to a female offspring under the age of 18. The expression implies that girls are different from boys or face special circumstances.