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Daniel R. Nickerson Foundation has provided funding for the
library to acquire materials about learning and developmental
disabilities. The Foundation's generous gift has allowed
the library to update and expand its collection on this
topic. The list of new titles in the collection is
below. To check on the availability of titles, please
consult our catalog at http://catalog.portland.lib.me.us/search
or call the Reference Desk at 207-871-1700, ext. 725.
Videos
Autism and Applied
Behavioral Science. DVD
616.85882 Autism
A Child with Special
Needs. DVD 649.151
Child
Embracing Play: Teaching
Your Child with Autism. DVD 616.85882 Embracin
Injecting Fear: Does the
MMR Shot Cause Autism? DVD
614.7983 Does
Measuring Success in
Treatment for Autism. DVD 616.85882 Measurin
Twitch and Shout.
Videocas 616.83 Twitch
Speech & skill
development video modeling programs:
Animals, birds, and
fish. j DVD 371.9 VIDEO LEARNING—AN
Body parts &
grooming. j DVD 371.9 VIDEO LEARNING—BO
A day at school. j DVD
371.9 VIDEO LEARNING—SC
Getting ready.
j DVD 371.9 VIDEO LEARNING—READY
Spelling. j DVD 371.9
VIDEO LEARNING—SP
Childrens Room
materials:
All kinds of friends. E.
Senisi. PB SENISI
Allergy busters:
a story for children with autism or related spectrum
disorders struggling with allergies. K. Chara. j 618.9285 CHARA
Andy and his yellow
Frisbee. M. Thompson. PB THOMPSON
The best worst brother.
S. Stuve-Bodeen. PB STUVE-BODEEN
Blue bottle mystery: an
Asperger adventure. j HOOPMANN
The boy who ate stars.
Kochka. j KOCHKA
The case of the Nana-napper.
L. Burns. j BURNS
The case of the prank
that stank. L. Burns. j BURNS
The case of the slippery
soap star. L. Burns & M. Metz. j BURNS
The case of the trail
mix-up. L. Burns. j BURNS
Could it be autism? : a
parent’s guide to the first signs and next steps. N. Wiseman.
j PARENT’S SHELF 616.85882 WISEMAN
Eukee the jumpy jumpy
elephant. C. Corman PB CORMAN
Everybody is different:
a book for young people who have brothers or sisters with
autism. F. Bleach. j 616.85882 BLEACH
The girls’ guide to
AD/HD: don’t lose this book! B. Walker. j 616.8589 WALKER
Holy smoke: a Bones
& the duchess mystery. A. Eden. j EDEN
Leo the late bloomer. R.
Kraus. PB KRAUS
My friend Isabelle. E.
Woloson. PB WOLOSON
Nathan’s journey: “a
biographical look inside the world of autism”. H. Barclay. j
616.85882 BARCLAY
Of mice and aliens. K.
Hoopmann. j HOOPMANN
Otto learns about his
medicine: a story about medication for children with ADHD. M.
Galvin. PB GALVIN
A parent’s guide to
developmental delays: recognizing and coping with missed
milestones in speech, movement, learning, and other areas. L.
LeComer. j PARENT’S SHELF
649.1520 LECOMER.
Shelley, the hyperactive
turtle. D. Moss. PB MOSS
The sibling slam book:
what it’s really like to have a brother or sister with
special needs. D. Meyer & D. Gallagher. j 306.8753 MEYER
Sparky’s excellent
misadventures: my A.D.D. journal. P. Carpenter & M. Ford.
j CARPENTER
Tibby tried it. S.
Useman. PB USEMAN
Tobin learns to make
friends. D. Murrell. PB
MURRELL
Tru confessions. J.
Tashjian. j TASHJIAN
Views from our shoes:
growing up with a brother or sister with special needs. J.
Meyer, editor. j
362.1968 VIEWS
We’ll paint the
octopus red. S. Stuve-Bodeen.
PB STUVE-BODEEN
When my autism gets too
big: a relaxation book for children with autism spectrum
disorders. K. Buron & B. Myles. j 362 BURON
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