Bryan Smith (3)
Autor de What Were You Thinking?: Learning to Control Your Impulses
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Obras de Bryan Smith
Time to Get Started: A Story About Learning to Take Initiative (Executive Function) (2018) 21 copias
I'll Never Get All of That Done!: A Story about Planning and Prioritizing (Executive Function) (2020) 14 copias
Fix It with Focus: A Story about Ignoring Distractions and Staying on Task (Executive Function) (2020) 14 copias
When I Couldn't Get over It, I Learned to Start Acting Differently: A Story About Managing SADness (2018) 11 copias
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Fix It with Focus: A Story about Ignoring D… por Bryan Smith
As a parent of a child with ADHD, I love the concept of this book! I appreciate how the adults in this book treat the main character with such patience; which is something many children with ADHD don't receive. The repetition of the acrostic of F.O.C.U.S. is very helpful! I do feel this book is a little lengthy and may be hard for some children to get through but overall, this book is a very good resource for parents and young children.
A young boy faces choices or actions that happen in the book. Unable to think of a way to solve his problems until his teacher gave him the advice and teach him about flexible thinking. And he uses that thought process to get through things.
Picture book about a boy who struggles with flexible thinking. Different things ruin his day and his perfect expectations. Through his mom's helping advice, he learns the power of flexible thinking and how to make a bad day, a good one.
I think this book is perfect for young children who struggle with having rigid thinking and poor executive function. Especially students with autism or ADHD. I probably wouldn't use this book unprompted in a classroom, but if the need arises, I would definitely read it to my students! This book could be used through all elementary ages.… (más)
I think this book is perfect for young children who struggle with having rigid thinking and poor executive function. Especially students with autism or ADHD. I probably wouldn't use this book unprompted in a classroom, but if the need arises, I would definitely read it to my students! This book could be used through all elementary ages.… (más)
This book would be a great book for intermediate readers
This book is about many different children the ways that they learn how use flexible thinking in situations that do not go the ways that the children desire it to go.
This book would be great to read at the beginning of the year and then again at the end of the year to create discussion and then to provide students an opportunity to reflect on how they have grown in their thinking over the course of the year.
This book is about many different children the ways that they learn how use flexible thinking in situations that do not go the ways that the children desire it to go.
This book would be great to read at the beginning of the year and then again at the end of the year to create discussion and then to provide students an opportunity to reflect on how they have grown in their thinking over the course of the year.
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