The National Association for Visually Handicapped (NAVH) recently awarded their seal of approval to a children's book that deals with the subject of bullying.
May 12, 2005 (Press Release) --
Contact:
Rita Toews
Birds Hill Publishing
9 Esker Place
East St. Paul, Manitoba, R2E 0K2
(204) 661-2734
e-mail: r.toews@shaw.ca
http://www.thebullybook.com
(East St. Paul, Manitoba, Canada – May 10, 2005) More than 26 million Americans have less than normal vision, even with corrective lenses. Many of those who struggle with poor vision are children. The National Association for Visually Handicapped (NAVH) recently awarded their seal of approval to a children's book that deals with the subject of bullying.
The Bully: A Discussion and Activity Story is a large print book from Canadian publisher Birds Hill Publishing. Aimed at children in kindergarten to grade 3, The Bully addresses the issue of bullies in school and gives helpful suggestions to both parents and children on dealing with the stressful situation in a positive manner. Released in September, 2004, The Bully is in use in schools throughout Canada and in many states in the United States.
The book begins in the classroom as a discussion and activity book, but is then sent home with children for completion with a parent or caregiver. The adult's section of The Bully contains a question and answer portion that informs parents and caregivers about bullying. It offers information for dealing with a bully situation in a way that demonstrates positive role modelling to children. Additional informational resources are also provided.
The Bully has been endorsed by teachers, phycologists and Safe School Manitoba.
For more information on The Bully, please contact: Birds Hill Publishing at (204) 661-2734 or visit the book's website at www.thebullybook.com
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Contact:
Rita Toews
Birds Hill Publishing
9 Esker Place
East St. Paul, Manitoba, R2E 0K2
(204) 661-2734
e-mail: r.toews@shaw.ca
http://www.thebullybook.com
(East St. Paul, Manitoba, Canada – May 10, 2005) More than 26 million Americans have less than normal vision, even with corrective lenses. Many of those who struggle with poor vision are children. The National Association for Visually Handicapped (NAVH) recently awarded their seal of approval to a children's book that deals with the subject of bullying.
The Bully: A Discussion and Activity Story is a large print book from Canadian publisher Birds Hill Publishing. Aimed at children in kindergarten to grade 3, The Bully addresses the issue of bullies in school and gives helpful suggestions to both parents and children on dealing with the stressful situation in a positive manner. Released in September, 2004, The Bully is in use in schools throughout Canada and in many states in the United States.
The book begins in the classroom as a discussion and activity book, but is then sent home with children for completion with a parent or caregiver. The adult's section of The Bully contains a question and answer portion that informs parents and caregivers about bullying. It offers information for dealing with a bully situation in a way that demonstrates positive role modelling to children. Additional informational resources are also provided.
The Bully has been endorsed by teachers, phycologists and Safe School Manitoba.
For more information on The Bully, please contact: Birds Hill Publishing at (204) 661-2734 or visit the book's website at www.thebullybook.com
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