Twice Upon-a-Time
Twice-Upon-A-Time is a unique adoption resource for young children, 3-8 years, and their families. Conception, birth and curiosity about birth parents are discussed as part of adopted children’s stories. The […]
Why Was I Adopted (2)
(Also #3187) Deals with the who, how, and why of adoption. Includes transracial and single-parent adoptions.How do you explain adoption to a young child? How do you tell a child […]
All Families are Special
Mrs. Mack, a grade school teacher, tells all of her students that she will soon be a grandmother! Suddenly, all of the students realize that teachers have families just like […]
All About Adoption: How Families Are Made & How Kids Feel About It
For children adopted at any age and from any country, All About Adoption explores the what, how and why of adoption, as well as the many feelings kids can experience […]
Rebuilding Attachments With Traumatized Children
This book presents critical information on how to understand and surmount the impact of loss, neglect, separation, and violence on children’s development, how to discover and foster strengths in children […]
Abroad and Back
A 10.5 hour curriculum for pre- or post-adoptive families, as well as a valuable tool for staff development. Overhead templates, Powerpoint CD, lecture, videotape segments, home activities, and handouts.
A is for Adopted
An alphabet book that touches on adoption themes. (2 copies)
Digging To America
Anne Tyler gives us a story about what it is like to be an American and about Maryam Yazdan who after 35 years in this country must finally come to […]
Ophelia Speaks
Culls writings from the hearts of girls nationwide, of various races, religions, and socioeconomic backgrounds. Ranging in age from twelve to eighteen, the voices here offer a provocative and piercingly […]
Families are Different
Six-year-old Nico and her sister, both adopted as infants from Korea, don’t look like Mom and Dad. While families can be different from one another, they have some things in […]
