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Title Author
Call Number
Resource Type: Books
Doctor Ted 1st ed.
Beaty, Andrea. / Lemaître, Pascal FIC .016 BEA
In this ode to the imagination, Ted, a little bear, bumps his knee, decides he needs a doctor, and then decides to
become one himself when he finds there isn’t one in the house. After waiting too long in his own waiting room for
patients, he locates a bunch of them at school. Lemaitre’s illustrations, which put poignant facial expressions onto
otherwise fairly cartoonish creatures, provide a good visual counterpoint to Beaty’s sweet, matter-of-fact sense of
humor. Ted is certainly taken aback when the school principal, a boar in a purple jacket, sends him home after
Ted diagnoses him with bad breath, a fever, and foot odor. (Ted’s mother and teacher don’t like their diagnoses
either.) The predictable turnaround, during which Doctor Ted saves the day, is amusingly delivered; on the last
page Ted wakes up, smells burned toast, and decides . . . well, kids will have fun guessing what Ted will do next.
**Documenting sensorimotor progress : a
pediatric therapist's guide
Guide Book-
Respond to the growing need for objective documentation of progress in children aged 3 months to 10 years with
special needs. Formulate assessments and show measurable changes in your young clients who have cognitive,
sensory and physical impairments. Learn to quantify progress for parents and referring doctor. Quantify changes
occurring in these domains:
* Reflex maturation
* Atypical motor and postural control
* Postural tone
* Functional daily living activities
* Emotion regulation, communication, play, and interaction skills
* Sensory processing
* Attention and arousal.
Streamline your recordkeeping by creating comprehensive individual checklists.
167 Pages
1994
Includes bibliographical references (p. 157-167).
DeGangi, Georgia A.
690.434
**Dogs don't wear sneakers
Numeroff, Laura Joffe. / Mathieu, Joe. FIC .042 NUM
PreSchool-K-A jaunty, rhymed text provides a litany of unlikely scenarios- sheep in the shower, hens in the
swimming pool-some of which work better than others. It's Mathieu's wacky and inventive illustrations that really
carry the show. His expressive animals lift weights, dangle off diving boards, and cavort in a variety of crazy
outfits. Kids will enjoy the silliness, even if the book isn't as much fun as John Cameron's If Mice Could Fly
(Atheneum, 1979; o.p.). Teachers will appreciate the final page, which invites readers to "tell me what you see,"
making the title a spirited springboard for creative activities. Useful, but not especially memorable.
Dogs Make Good Friends Jarred, Alison / Roelofs, Nadja
FIC.140 JAR
Don't eat the teacher!
Ward, Nick.
FIC 143 WAR
Sammy the shark's first day at school causes so much excitement for him that he has a terrible time controlling
his urge to bite things.
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