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For Children with ADD (ADHD)
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Putting on the Brakes
(for ages 8-13)
By Patricia Quinn, M.D. & Judith Stern, M.A.
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$9.95 |
One of the most popular books
ever written on ADHD. Over 130,000 copies in print!
It provides a straightforward overview of ADHD for children
ages 8-12. The book focuses on the feelings and emotions
of children with ADHD and suggests specific techniques
to improve functioning and become better organized.
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Learning to Slow Down and Pay Attention, 3rd
Edition (for ages 6-12)
By Kathleen
Nadeau & Ellen Dixon
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$14.95 Hardcover
$10.95 Paperback
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This is just the book to explain ADHD to elementary school
aged children. This guidebook is packed with cartoons,
activity pages and checklists for Kids - a fun, friendly
book that offers a wealth of helpful tips for every situation.
Updated and expanded, with notes and resources for parents.
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And the companion activity books for children
ages 8-13
The Putting on the Brakes Activity Book
By Patricia Quinn and Judith Stern |
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$14.95 |
A companion activity book of Putting on the Brakes
for children ages 8-13.
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50 Activities and Games for Kids with ADHD
By Patricia Quinn and Judith Stern |
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$14.95 |
A companion activity book of Putting on the Brakes
for children ages 8-13.
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The Adventures of Phoebe Flower: That's What
Kids Are For
By Barbara Roberts, Illustrated by Kate Sternberg
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$5.95
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This is the first in a series of books for kids with ADHD,
grades 2-4. Phoebe is a spunky, freckle-faced and utterly
appealing girl, in a world that doesn't quite understand
her spontaneity or her frustrations with school. Your
child with AD/HD will love Phoebe and her best friend,
Robbie. Designed to boost your child's self-esteem and
to help your child develop a love of reading.
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The Adventures of Phoebe Flower: Phoebe's Lost
Treasure
By Barbara Roberts, Illustrated by Kate Sternberg
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$5.95
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This second book in the series, Phoebe Flower's Adventures,
takes us along as Phoebe takes on third grade. Phoebe
loses a treasure and, in her hunt for it, finds something
even more valuable - the treasures inside herself. Phoebe
and her very best friend, Robbie, romp their way from
disaster to triumph in everyday adventures with which
all kids can identify.
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Phoebe's Best Best Friend
By Barbara Roberts, Illustrated by Kate Sternberg
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$5.95
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In this third book of the series, Phoebe encounters the
challenging ups and downs of relationships with other
girls. In the over-eager pursuit of one ill-starred friendship,
her impulsivity and distractibility land her once again
in trouble at school. At first, Phoebe is worried when
she hears her parents talking about something called "ADD."
But then her mother confides to Phoebe that she had similar
problems as a girl. Phoebe struggles, but ultimately prevails,
discovering the true meaning of "best" friend.
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Phoebe's Tree House Secrets
By Barbara Roberts, Illustrated by Kate Sternberg
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$5.95 |
The last in the four-book series about Phoebe's many adventures
and discoveries about herself. In this installment, Phoebe's
positive characteristics and generous nature come through
loud and clear. The conclusion allows girls with ADD (ADHD)
to identify with Phoebe and learn that with the help and
support they need that they too can succeed - at school,
at home, and with friends.
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Buy all four
volumes of the Phoebe Series and pay only $19.95! A
savings of $4.00!
A highly entertaining series that provides a positive
role model while teaching children about ADD.
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