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Off We Go For A Haircut (off We Go! Series/u.s. Edition) by Avril Webster is a book available to read on EtoBox.
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Typical everyday and once-in-awhile outings to the grocery story, hair salon, and dentist, with their unexpected noise levels, lights, smells, and people, can be a minefield for kids with developmental disabilities. Author Avril Webster created the OFF WE GO! series to help her son with an intellectual disability practice and visualize these routines to alleviate anxiety about what's going to happen during these activities. Brightly illustrated in an uncluttered cartoon style, and featuring simple text vetted by a speech language pathologist, these stories tell and show kids what to expect. In OFF WE GO FOR A HAIRCUT a child goes to the salon. She gets her hair washed and towel dried, cut ("I sit very still and let the hairdresser cut my hair. The scissors don't hurt."), blown dry ("The hairdresser dries my hair with a hairdryer. It blows warm air and makes a loud noise. It will be over soon."), and admires her new look ("The hairdresser puts hair spray in my hair. I look nice!"). These are great stories for parents, occupational therapists, teachers, and aides to read aloud to children with autism, Down syndrome, sensory processing difficulties, speech and languge delays, ADHD, Ex
- Author
- Avril Webster
- Publisher
- Bethesda, MD: Woodbine House
- Published
- 2011
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780329901011
- Subjects
- Home & Lifestyle, Cooking, Crafts & Hobbies
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