However, all products linked in the ADDitude Store have been independently selected by our editors and/or recommended by our readers. Happy reading, wigglebottoms! Thanks for contacting me, Howard!Īs an Amazon Associate, ADDitude earns a commission from qualifying purchases made by ADDitude readers on the affiliate links we share. I’ll have to take a look at his latest adventures! Come to think of it, she’d probably like it now! I’ll have to bring it back out.Ī quick look at Amazon (#CommissionsEarned) shows that since we last met, Howard has taken on feeling good about himself and bullying. Natalie loved it when she was a couple years younger.
This book is the perfect gift for the early childhood teacher on your list, or to read at home to help your little wigglebottom prepare for school. Eventually he is asked to take a time out. He struggles with listening to his teacher and to his friends, which create problems for all involved. The book is beautifully illustrated - I absolutely love the color scheme. Wigglebottom Learns to Listen by Howard Binkow Howard B Wigglebottom is an adorable story that tells about a little rabbit named Howard and his adventures in school. There’s a summary of the listening skills at the end of the book. Wigglebottom Learns to Listen by Howard Binkow Accompanying CD Letter to parents. After picking up some listening pointers, his day goes more smoothly. Engaging activities to help your students learn to listen while reading the book Howard B. Howard is a white rabbit that gets into a little trouble at school because he doesn’t listen. It’s great for the preschool through first grade crowd, and especially good for kids with ADHD, because it introduces some basic listening skills - without insisting that kids have to sit still in order to listen and take in info. Wigglebottom Learns to Listen (#CommissionsEarned), one of my favorite picture books. Howard says he’s the CEO of the We Do Listen Non Profit Foundation, but I recognize his name as the author of the book: Howard B. I was checking my ADHD parenting blog for comments this morning, and found a new comment from Howard Binkow.
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