Natalie's Lice Aren't Nice
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.15 (988 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1434372715 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 35 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-06-07 |
| Language | : | English |
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?There are GOOD things about having lice and there are BAD things about having lice?? Natalie learns that lice can happen to anyone, and shares her real life story about having lice. This book is a must have for every classroom and library.?- - Claire Koukoutsakis, Child Development Faculty, Foothill College. Natalie provides tips on how kids can avoid lice and how parents can deal with lice if one of their kids gets them. But she also discovers there are some GOOD things about having lice. A classic story of turning a negative into a positive.?- Kaye Loughmiller, Teacher, Oak Elementary School, Los Altos, CA ?A thoughtful way to support children, parents and teachers as they deal with the age-old challenges of head lice. She learns that there are several BAD things about having lice ? an itchy head, mayonnaise, and missing school ? just to name a few. The book also offers questions for teachers to use in the classroom regarding this sensitive subject. ?What a sweet way to approach a situation that made my child really sad
Natalie loves to read and enjoys going to school. She loves sports and competes in soccer, basketball, and swimming. About the Author Natalie is 11 years old and lives in Los Altos, California with her mom, dad, and her three brothers, Nick, Jake, and Josh. She wrote this book when she was 9 years old and a 3rd grade student at Oak Elementary School. Her Godmother, Sister Mary Ondreyco, suggested writing this book after reading her story in her journal. . She enjoys spending time with her friends and her family, going to the beach, and she loves animals, especially horses and dogs. She also loves music and plays the clarinet in her school band
She enjoys spending time with her friends and her family, going to the beach, and she loves animals, especially horses and dogs. Her Godmother, Sister Mary Ondreyco, suggested writing this book after reading her story in her journal. She loves sports and competes in soccer, basketball, and swimming. Natalie is 11 years old and lives in Los A
A Must-Have for Every School Kids can relate to this book that was written by a kid. Her innocent writing style is a comforting voice for a child dealing with lice. Natalie tells her own story with darling illustrations, explaining both the good and bad things about having lice. Kids are only going to hear the hard stuff from the scho. A. Gumm said Great story and beautiful illustrations. This is a wonderful books written from a child's perspective. In addition to giving us useful information about how to avoid and treat lice, Natalie tells us how she delt with the "feelings" part of having lice. Getting rid of the bugs was only half the battle. She did the courageous thing and told her fri. Search No More Get This Book! Courageously presented, thoughtfully written, and beautifully illustrated, Natalie's story guides one through the good and tough experiences connected with getting lice. I purchased multiple copies to share with friends and family to educate about steps to take in helping a child or groups of friends maneu