Tell Me about When Moms and Dads Go to Jail.

By:

Goozh, Judi [Author]

Contributor(s):

Jeweler, Sue

Material type: Text

text

Media type:

computer

Carrier type:

online resource

ISBN:

9781784508425

Subject(s):

Genre/Form:

Electronic Books.

LOC classification:

HV8885 .T455 2018

Online resources:

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Contents:

Judi Goozh and Sue Jeweler; Acknowledgments; To the Reader; Tell Me about When Moms and Dads Go to Jail; Where is Dad going?; Where was Dad?; Why do people go to jail?; What does jail look like?; Where does he sleep?; Where does he eat?; What does he do all day?; Is he safe?; What does he wear?; What happens if he is hurt or sick?; Do I go to school tomorrow? Is this a secret? What do I tell my friends?; Will I see him as soonas I get to jail? Can I bring him something? Can we have lunch together? Can I hug him?; When will he leave?

Subject: When a parent is in jail, children need extra support to ensure positive emotional wellbeing and social and academic development. This reassuring book provides tips and activities for helping children understand what is happening to their parent, feel safe and loved, and manage their feelings. Ideal for use with children aged 6-11.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Intro; Tell Me about When Moms and Dads Go to Jail -- Judi Goozh and Sue Jeweler; Acknowledgments; To the Reader; Tell Me about When Moms and Dads Go to Jail; Where is Dad going?; Where was Dad?; Why do people go to jail?; What does jail look like?; Where does he sleep?; Where does he eat?; What does he do all day?; Is he safe?; What does he wear?; What happens if he is hurt or sick?; Do I go to school tomorrow? Is this a secret? What do I tell my friends?; Will I see him as soonas I get to jail? Can I bring him something? Can we have lunch together? Can I hug him?; When will he leave?

What can I do?Activities for Children; Writing Activity; Drawing Activity; Tips for Parents and Professionals; Introduction; Helpful Hints for School-Aged Children with an Incarcerated Parent; Handling Conflict; Resources and Further Reading; Blank Page.

When a parent is in jail, children need extra support to ensure positive emotional wellbeing and social and academic development. This reassuring book provides tips and activities for helping children understand what is happening to their parent, feel safe and loved, and manage their feelings. Ideal for use with children aged 6-11.

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