Jessica Kingsley Publishers Hardback English
Ready Eddie Go! Boardgames
Learning all about winning and losing!
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Developed from the Ready, Eddie, Go! animated TV show, each book in this series highlights an area that autistic children find challenging and provides gentle and supportive strategies to help children find ways of coping, which all children can benefit from. The books use clear structure as well as visuals to help readers understand the story and identify strategies that may help when they face similar experiences. There are prompts and interactive elements that can be followed independently, or with a trusted adult. In this book, Eddie plays boardgames with his friends. He learns that it's ok to feel disappointed if you don't win a game, and what you can do to make yourself feel better. Playing with others can be a lot of fun! Beautifully illustrated, and presented in Eddie's trademark friendly voice, the Ready, Eddie, Go! series is designed to speak directly to young autistic children and to provide them with the reassurance and advice they need to be happy day-to-day.
Developed from the Ready, Eddie, Go! animated TV show, each book in this series highlights an area that autistic children find challenging and provides gentle and supportive strategies to help children find ways of coping, which all children can benefit from. The books use clear structure as well as visuals to help readers understand the story and identify strategies that may help when they face similar experiences.
There are prompts and interactive elements that can be followed independently, or with a trusted adult.
In this book, Eddie plays boardgames with his friends. He learns that it's ok to feel disappointed if you don't win a game, and what you can do to make yourself feel better. Playing with others can be a lot of fun!
Beautifully illustrated, and presented in Eddie's trademark friendly voice, the Ready, Eddie, Go! series is designed to speak directly to young autistic children and to provide them with the reassurance and advice they need to be happy day-to-day.