mentally handicapped children

Provides advice to young girls with and without intellectual disabilities about their bodies, boundaries, and sexuality, addressing puberty, menstruation, privacy, and more.

Provides advice to boys with and without intellectual disabilities about puberty.

Thirteen-year-old Buddy Rae and her best friend Jiniwin do everything together--taking care of Buddy's slow younger sister, "parenting" egg babies, talking about boys, and dealing with Buddy's family move to a farm outside Turnback, Missouri.

Presents a comprehensive resource on assessing special needs' children and includes reproducible forms and worksheets, listings of assistance networks, and advice on working with ESL learners, and more.

Although Angie cannot walk, talk, or use her arms and hands because she is brain-damaged, she goes to school in a wheelchair and enjoys life in a loving family.

Children on a class outing to an amusement park enjoy interacting with their disabled friends, one of whome is deaf, one blind, one with Down's syndrome, and one in a wheelchair.

Photographs and text describe the life of a young boy with Down's Syndrome who has adjusted to being a very special child.

A guide to RTI--Response to Intervention--for education leaders, discussing ways to evaluate core instruction and determine the needs of students, and covering the management of core instruction and intervention, with tips on effectively using teacher resources.