Cuando alguien muy especial muere: Los niños pueden aprender a enfrentar la adversidad (When Someone Very Special Dies (SPANISH))
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by Marge Eaton Heegaard
This book was designed to teach children death education, to recognize and express feelings of grief, encourage open communication, and help adults discover unhealthy misconceptions the child may have. The concepts needed to teach following objectives are included in the following text, but may be stressed further by additional reading suggested. This resource is also available in English.
BOOK INFORMATION
ISBN10: 1-57749-127-0
ISBN13: 978-1-57749-127-9
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