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Product Details:
- Pages: 10
- Dimensions: 8 x 1 x 8 in; 32 oz
Funding Support:
- Lisa Higgins Hussman Foundation
“What’s up with Nick?” Booklet
“What’s Up with Nick?” is a colorful, kid-friendly booklet that tells the story about a new student, an autistic boy named Nick, through the eyes of a typical peer. The story teaches children that autistic students may think differently or need some accommodations, but all students are of equal worth and should be treated as such.
Please note: This product contains only the "What's Up with Nick?" booklets. The Kit for Kids Classroom Set contains the booklets and supplemental items including a lesson plan, tips sheet, and classroom poster.
If you choose to order the paperback version of this resource in Spanish, it comes with a set of 10 booklets. The paperback version of this resource in English comes with a set of 20 booklets.
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