I Want To Be Like Poppin' Joe/Yo quiero ser como Joe Palomitas - Mach, Jo Meserve; Stroup-Rentier, Vera Lynne; Birdsell, Mary
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Dylan has an awesome friend. His friend, Poppin' Joe pops and sells popcorn. Poppin' Joe has a very fun job. It's noisy fun! Dylan learns from Poppin' Joe how to do a job you love. By sharing their stories, we celebrate Dylan's and Joe's many strengths and abilities. Dylan has Down syndrome. Joe has Down Syndrome and autism Bilingual English/Spanish. "As an inclusive preschool teacher, this is a great resource for parents and teachers. It's also nice to read it to students in your inclusive classroom. I also love that it has real pictures and is a real story. It also has a hidden lesson that everyone has a role model What a great book!"…mehr

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Dylan has an awesome friend. His friend, Poppin' Joe pops and sells popcorn. Poppin' Joe has a very fun job. It's noisy fun! Dylan learns from Poppin' Joe how to do a job you love. By sharing their stories, we celebrate Dylan's and Joe's many strengths and abilities. Dylan has Down syndrome. Joe has Down Syndrome and autism Bilingual English/Spanish. "As an inclusive preschool teacher, this is a great resource for parents and teachers. It's also nice to read it to students in your inclusive classroom. I also love that it has real pictures and is a real story. It also has a hidden lesson that everyone has a role model What a great book!"
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Jo Meserve Mach (author) spent 36 years as an Occupational Therapist. She is very passionate about sharing the stories of children with special needs. Jo embraces the joy that individuals with disabilities bring to our communities through their unique gifts. Jo is the cofounder of Finding My Way Books, which offers tools to help children without disabilities realize that children with disabilities are kids just like them.