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ISBN-101537038605

ISBN-139781537038605

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Book TitleBuenos Modales... ¿Qué Es Eso?

Number of Pages34 Pages

LanguageSpanish

TopicSocial Topics / Manners & Etiquette

Publication Year2016

IllustratorYes, Lackgren, Jennifer

GenreJuvenile Nonfiction

AuthorYmkje Wideman-Van Der Laan

Book SeriesAutism Is... ? Bks.

FormatTrade Paperback

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Item Height0.1 in

Item Weight4.2 Oz

Item Length8.5 in

Item Width8.5 in

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SynopsisWhile out shopping, Logan bumps into a customer. His grandma asks him to apologize, and later teaches him about good manners.When at age five, my grandson bumped into another customer while out shopping, and I asked him to apologize, he couldn't understand why, as it was obviously an accident. I told him that apologizing was having good manners, to which he questioningly replied, "Manners are...'" It was a perfect opportunity to teach him, so after we returned home, we made a list of the most important good manners together, which I later put to rhyme and included in this book, "Manners Are...'"I found that posting a Good Manners Chart, and offering a Good Manners Certificate after my grandson filled up the chart with stickers, was a great incentive and visual way to reinforce particular manners that needed focus at any given time. I have included a sample chart and certificate in the back of this book, which you can cut out, photocopy, or laminate if you wish. Once copied or laminated, you can fill in the blanks with additional manners that you would like to focus on with your child.Even with charts and positive reinforcement, learning good manners doesn't happen overnight and is a continuous process. Just the other day, at 8 years old, while my grandson was pushing the shopping cart for me at a grocery store, he energetically moved forward, shouting, "Watch out, you guys!" to people in his way. I explained to him that was not the right way to ask people to pass, and that the well-mannered way to say it was, "Excuse me, sir or ma'am, may I pass, please?" He picked it up quickly, and was so pleased when someone commended him for his good manners.Of course, there are many more manners than the ones included in "Manners Are...'", but these were what my grandson needed to learn and focus on first. I hope that they can be a good start for other children with autism too, and that this book will make it just a little easier for you to teach them., En este libro para niños autistas, Logan se topa con un cliente mientras sale de compras. Su abuela le pide que se disculpe y más tarde le enseña sobre los buenos modales haciendo una lista con él de los más importantes. El autor más tarde los puso a rimar y los incluyó en este libro, "Buenos modales... qué es eso?" Ella encontró que publicar una tabla de buenos modales, y ofrecer un certificado de buenos modales después de que su nieto llenó la tabla con pegatinas, era un gran incentivo y una forma visual de reforzar los modales particulares que necesitaban enfoque en un momento dado. Una tabla de muestra y un certificado se incluyen en la parte posterior de este libro, que puede recortar, fotocopiar o laminar si lo desea. Por supuesto, hay muchos más modales que los incluidos en "Buenos modales... qué es eso?", pero estos eran los que Logan necesitaba aprender y enfocarse primero. El autor espera que puedan ser un buen comienzo para otros niños con autismo también y que este libro hará que sea un poco más fácil para usted enseñarles. Buenos modales... qué es eso? es el libro # 4 en el Autism Is ...? Serie de libros: Libro # 1: Autismo... qué es eso? Libro # 2: El peligro... qué es eso? Libro # 3: Reglas escolares... qué es eso? Libro # 5: Los amigos... qué son?, While out shopping, Logan bumps into a customer. His grandma asks him to apologize, and later teaches him about good manners. When at age five, my grandson bumped into another customer while out shopping, and I asked him to apologize, he couldn't understand why, as it was obviously an accident. I told him that apologizing was having good manners, to which he questioningly replied, "Manners are...?" It was a perfect opportunity to teach him, so after we returned home, we made a list of the most important good manners together, which I later put to rhyme and included in this book, "Manners Are...?" I found that posting a Good Manners Chart, and offering a Good Manners Certificate after my grandson filled up the chart with stickers, was a great incentive and visual way to reinforce particular manners that needed focus at any given time. I have included a sample chart and certificate in the back of this book, which you can cut out, photocopy, or laminate if you wish. Once copied or laminated, you can fill in the blanks with additional manners that you would like to focus on with your child. Even with charts and positive reinforcement, learning good manners doesn't happen overnight and is a continuous process. Just the other day, at 8 years old, while my grandson was pushing the shopping cart for me at a grocery store, he energetically moved forward, shouting, "Watch out, you guys " to people in his way. I explained to him that was not the right way to ask people to pass, and that the well-mannered way to say it was, "Excuse me, sir or ma'am, may I pass, please?" He picked it up quickly, and was so pleased when someone commended him for his good manners. Of course, there are many more manners than the ones included in "Manners Are...?", but these were what my grandson needed to learn and focus on first. I hope that they can be a good start for other children with autism too, and that this book will make it just a little easier for you to teach them.