WH-52: 52 WH Questions to Help Young Children’s Social, Emotional and Language Development (All About Me) - Tapa blanda

Before the age of three, children typically can understand and respond to simple questions such as "What is your name?" and "Where is your nose?" These types of questions are known as "WH questions." As children get older, the complexity of WH questions increases. Some children adapt easily, but others do not. For children in the second category, the WH-52 workbook provides 52 simple who, what, where, and when questions, one for each week of the year. Each workbook page consists of the following items: · One WH question with a graphic representation of the type of question (who, what, where, or when). · A response statement that you can practice with your child. · A blank template to insert your own photograph, magazine cut-out, or clip art. All About Me, the first workbook in the WH-52 series, focuses on personal questions, such as "What is your name?", "Where do you live?" and "Who lives with you?" WH-52 is an essential tool for assisting children who are having difficulty with WH questions.

Vicky McErlean graduated from Rutgers University with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and earned her Master of Science in Education from Long Island University. She is currently pursuing certification as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. Vicky has worked as an early intervention therapist, providing home-based special instruction to children from diverse backgrounds and with various impairments and developmental delays for over a decade. In her current employment, Vicky often identifies and refers children with speech and language disorders, cognitive impairment, sensory integration dysfunction, and autistic spectrum disorder. She consults and co-treats with other professionals in the field of early intervention, including occupational therapists, speech and language pathologists, and medical professionals. She has received numerous awards from both the families she has served and her current employer, the largest pediatric rehabilitation health system in the United States. Passionate about early intervention, Vicky is committed to providing parents with the necessary tools to actively help their children within the context of their own lifestyle.