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Other Authors Manasco, Katherine, illustrator. Content Types still image text Carrier Types online resource volume Physical Description 1 online resource 64 pages: Subjects Touch -- Juvenile literature.
Social acceptance -- Juvenile literature. Behaviour modification -- Juvenile literature. Child abuse -- Prevention -- Juvenile literature. Human body -- Juvenile literature.
Teaching Social and Physical Boundaries to Kids the difference between acceptable and inappropriate touch, helping children with special needs stay safe. An Exceptional Children's Guide to Touch: Teaching Social and Physical Boundaries to Kids [McKinley Hunter Manasco, Katharine Manasco] on Amazon. com.
Child sexual abuse -- Prevention -- Juvenile literature. Child sexual abuse -- Prevention.
Target Audience Juvenile Summary "The rules of physical contact can be tricky to grasp, especially for children with special needs who are at a heightened risk of abuse. This delightfully illustrated and friendly picture book simply and clearly explains how to tell the difference between acceptable and unacceptable touch, thereby helping keep the child with special needs safe. With five stories that cover different types of touch, from accidental to friendly to hurtful, this book will help children understand when and where it is okay to touch other people, when and where other people can touch them, why self-touching sometimes needs to be private, and, importantly, what to do if touch feels inappropriate.
The book also contains a sixth story that deals with the issues surrounding the use of cameras and recording devices. Contents Accidental touch Friendly touch Hurtful touch Touching myself Not touching Having my picture taken Keeping children with special needs safe: Exceptional children's guide to touch. View online Borrow Buy Freely available Show 0 more links Other links View item at https: Set up My libraries How do I set up "My libraries"?
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Central Northern Regional Library. Open to the public ASDJ Child maltreatment is endemic, and I applaud Manasco's matter-of-fact, presentation of this topic. His book speaks to the needs of all young children and vulnerable adults, trying to navigate their way through our complex and confusing sexual jungle. An Exceptional Children's Guide to Touch is an excellent resource for 'parents, teachers and other adults' working with young children and exceptional people.
Its child friendly language and illustrations are perfect in explaining inappropriate touch without being frightening or embarrassing. In a nutshell, it provides clear and simple guidelines, backed up by the reassurance that a trusted adult is always on hand to help if there is any confusion.
This book cannot fail to touch a chord with parents and professionals alike in its exceptionally brilliant simplicity.
Al-Ghani, experienced specialist advisory teacher, autism trainer and author of The Red Beast 'An Exceptional Children's Guide to Touch will be of great use to anyone involved with children that have any learning or development need. The combined use of Hunter's text and Katharine's illustrations has created a wonderful resource to help navigate the complexities of social rules and norms regarding physical interactions, traditionally a sensitive area to broach.
Each story covers a different type of touch from accidental to friendly to hurtful and will help children understand how boundaries change depending on the context. It explores when and where it is okay to touch other people, when and where other people can touch you, why self touching sometimes needs to be private, and what to do if touch feels inappropriate. Great book for children. There are five stories in total that focus on different types of touch and one that is about Kathleen marked it as to-read Feb 17,
This book could be used with an individual child or within a group setting and would be a valuable addition to all parents', carers' and professionals' libraries. This well illustrated book provides a useful resource which is relevant and accessible for young people and the issues are dealt with in a sensitive and practical way with appealing illustrations.
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