Learning to Slow Down and Pay Attention: A Book for Kids About Add
Kathleen G. Nadeau
$20.00 via Amazon

Totally revised and updated from the top-selling first edition! This workbook gives kids with ADD the lowdown on such matters as how to clean a room quickly and easily and how to make sure they do their homework on time. Packed with cartoons, games, activities and funny graphics, it’s a fun-filled approach to learning how to get along better at school, with friends, and in life. For parents, the book includes information on behavior management and on support groups.
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Kids with ADHD are constantly being told to "slow down" and "pay attention." Most kids want to, but don't know how. This is an ideal book for teaching kids step-by-step exactly how to slow down and pay attention. Part one of this book involves children in a process of self-evaluation through the use of checklists that help them identify the problem areas that they most need to work on. Part two identifies what other people (i.e. parents, teachers, counselors) can do to help. Part three, "Things I Can Do To Help Myself," gives children lists of the necessary steps to take to work on each problem area. This concise, easy to understand book does a super job of helping kids to take responsibility for improving their behavior.
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