‘Yikes! It’s Due Tomorrow?!’: How to Handle School Snafus

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“Yikes! It’s Due Tomorrow?!”: How to Handle School Snafus (Go Parents! Guide)
By Carmella Van Vleet

* Publisher: Nomad Press
* Number Of Pages: 164
* Publication Date: 2004-11-01
* ISBN-10 / ASIN: 0972202684
* ISBN-13 / EAN:

Product Description:

From a child fretting over having a male teacher for the first time to suffering from test anxiety, this practical and humorous guide offers parents a commonsense approach to handling a variety of school-related problems. Some of the issues addressed include serious subjects such as how to tell if a child has a learning disability, as well as more light-hearted situations such as what to do if a child is afraid of the automatic flushing toilets at school. Written by an experienced teacher and mother of three, How to Handle School Snafus offers kid-tested solutions for the most challenging and hilarious problems that the school year can bring.

Summary: Awesome book!
Rating: 5

Going to school is a big deal. We can’t possibly think of all the things that might come up, but this book will prepare you!

Don’t know how to solve a problem, like bully troubles or homework woes? Van Vleet gives practical solutions in easy-to-understand language.

This book is a must read for any parent with a child in K-3rd grade!

Summary: Practical Parental Tips for School-Age Children Phobias
Rating: 5

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