Stupid, weird, dorky. These are words that friends and classmates use to describe a child with a brain injury. Just when a child with a brain injury needs help and understanding the most, friends may disappear, make taunting remarks or imitate behaviors.
This booklet helps elementary school age children understand brain injury or any disablity by using checklists and answering questions. Written in kid friendly language, sections covers how I got hurt, what helps me at school, how I learn best, things that make it hard for me to pay attention, and what I want to get better at. Also covers things that scare me, what makes me happy, how I act if I am having a problem, and what I want to be when I get older.
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| Item | AAMEC |
| Pages | 16 pages, 5½ x 8½ softcover |
| Year | 1998 |
All ABout Me!
How I Got Hurt
How I am Now!
I Need Help With!
My School!
What Helps Me at School!
People who Help Me in School
This is What I Need Help With
This is How I Learn Best
Things that Make it Hard for Me to Pay Attention at School
Time of Day I am at My Best
I Want to Get Better at
Things that Scare Me!
What Makes Me Happy!
This is How I Act if I am Having a Problem
When I Get Older I Want to Be
I Want You to Know 3 Great Things About Me!
Notes to Myself
Sample pages only. Please do not copy and distribute.
My school!
The name of my School is
______________________________________________.
I am in grade ____. My teacher’s name is _____________________________________________.
The subject I like best is __________________________.
My hardest subject is ____________________________.
What helps me at school!
__ Special seat __ Extra time
__ Check lists __ Post it notes
__ Daily schedule __ Computer
__ Notebook __ Tape recorder
__ Calculator __ Special pencil
__ Paper holder __ Rest time
__ Class room buddy __ Written directions
__ Pictures not words
This is what I need help with!
Thinking and learning
__ Pay attention __ Get organized
__ Plan ahead __ Start doing things
__ Figure things out __ Finish my work
__ Learn new things __ Remember
__ Do math __ Follow directions
Talking and reading
__ Understand what people say
__ Listen __ Find words
__ Talk clearly __ Read better
__ Print or write
Behaving
__ Speaking in turn and not interrupting
__ Sit still __ Talk nicely
__ Watch my manners __ Control my temper
__ Act my age __ Make friends