Overview
The Reading Pig Goes to The Teddy Bear Clinic is the latest adventure for our friend, Read Daily. While at the clinic, he finds himself in the company of a variety of other plush comfort toys that the children have brought along. The children attended the clinic to learn about the basics of being taken care of during a doctor or hospital visit. And, as you know..... Read Daily managed to take things to the next level. Enjoy!
Full Product Details
Author: Beth Francis ,
Nicholas Clement ,
Judy Nostrant
Publisher: Teachers Change Brains Media
Imprint: Teachers Change Brains Media
Volume: 6
Dimensions:
Width: 20.30cm
, Height: 0.30cm
, Length: 25.40cm
Weight: 0.132kg
ISBN: 9781736988930
ISBN 10: 173698893
Pages: 42
Publication Date: 02 February 2023
Recommended Age: From 2 to 6 years
Audience:
Children/juvenile
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Children / Juvenile
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
I shared this book with my Kindergarten class. They enjoyed the story and now have a new friendly perspective on seeing the Doctor or Nurse. Denise L. The Reading Pig Goes to The Teddy Bear Clinic continues the madcap adventures of The Reading Pig while introducing the children to the basics of health care. Desiree P.
Author Information
Beth Francis is a Health Professional with experience in teaching and program management. Beth currently serves as the Nursing / Allied Health Program Manager for the Pima County Joint Technical Education District ( JTED ). Beth is the JTED liaison to the Tucson Medical Center in conjunction with their yearly community event for children - The Teddy Bear Clinic. Beth collaborated on this story with a band of her program students. In this work, they brought the Teddy Bear Clinic to life along with participation from The Reading Pig - Read Daily. Dr. Nicholas I. Clement is the Ernest W. McFarland Citizen's Chair in Education, and endowed Professor of Practice at Northern Arizona University. He recently established an Arizona based non profit; Teachers Change Brains. This foundation distributes his book selling proceeds to deliver grants to Teachers and fund Children's Literacy projects. Judy has been an artist since an early age. She studied Art Education in college and has made a career in the art field. As a fashion illustrator, Judy worked for retail department stores, then worked as an educational book illustrator, followed by a job as a graphic artist for a newspaper. She then worked as an artist and designer for a large toy company. In a state of semi - retirement, Judy calls Tucson home and works as a free-lance artist illustrating and designing books for children, painting, gardening and enjoying her family.
