
Attention deficit disorder (ADD) affects approximately 3-5 percent of all school age children in the United States. This is also the incidence that is reported in Western Europe and Japan. ADD is not a single entity; rather, it is a constellation of symptoms that include inattention, impulsivity and hyperactivity. Read the entire article.
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Illustrated by Paula J. Mahoney and Reese Lindbergh
Second and third graders will be open for discussion about holding on to one's dreams, enduring disappointment and always being patient. A wonderful tool for school and family.
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