La femme de ménage voit tout

Freida McFadden

Description

Duke the Deaf Dog discovers the power of self-advocacy and embracing his unique learning journey through his IEP.

Meet Duke, a fun-loving second grader who loves to draw, play baseball, and explore the world around him. With his hearing aid, American Sign Language, and his trusty IEP, Duke navigates school in his own special way. Through his adventures, Duke learns that his IEP is a tool that helps him succeed and that asking for what he needs makes him strong.

In this heartwarming chapter book, Duke faces the ups and downs of school, friendships, and family life. Young readers will relate to Duke's struggles with teasing, his triumphs in learning, and his journey toward self-acceptance. Perfect for ages 6-10, this story celebrates the importance of self-advocacy, inclusion, and the joy of discovering how each of us learns best.

With easy-to-read text and engaging illustrations, this book is ideal for emerging readers eager to explore new perspectives, understand IEPs, and learn a bit of sign language.

Perfect for emerging readers, this engaging chapter book offers:

Insightful lessons on IEPs and self-advocacy. Encourage understanding and empathy among young readers. Relatable school experiences: Address common classroom and social challenges faced by children. Fun and educational adventures: Inspire a love of learning and diversity.

Discover Duke's story today and inspire your students with his second-grade adventures!

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