Category: Children Publisher: Burroughs Manor Press
ISBN-10: 1775035751
Pages: 32
Copyright: August 2017
ISBN-13: 9781775035756
Join Jackson as she describes in a fun, engaging way what it means to be a child with sensory issues in the classroom and provides tips on how to cope.
The Adventures in Behaviour Series
Have you ever wondered what happened to your lost mitten, or all those pencils that vanish from your desk, your missing snack, and sometimes even your whole lunch kit that just seem to disappear in the classroom?
Jackson has the answer, and it may surprise you – trolls! Trolls hide in your classroom because they love school! Not because they want to learn, oh no, they just love to snack on everything a classroom has to offer and make a noisy, ruckus!
Join Jackson as she guides you through the "No trolls allowed guidebook " where she teaches you how to deal with the chaos that trolls cause. The advice in the guidebook can help sensitive students tune out boisterous trolls. With the step by step advice on how to keep calm, you can keep the trolls at bay. So remember the KATS (kids against trolls in school) motto and steps so you can always keep safe from trolls!
Available in Hard Cover and Paperback.
Excerpt
If you are reading this then no doubt then you or someone you know has seen a troll. Don't panic! I'm here to help. Jackson's the name. Troll's are my game.
The Adventures in Behaviour Series
“These three books by Kerry Orchard give children the images, words, and confidence to relate to and talk about their own experiences. After reading "How Danny Found his Brave", my son, Rowan (age 6), said the following day, "I already had my brave to scooter to Thomas and Rudy's house on my own yesterday!"
"As a teacher and parent, sometimes we don't always know how to approach a subject with our children or students and these characters are a wonderful gateway into discussions around mental health and a child's self-awareness. Kerry Orchard's use of alliteration throughout is rhythmically soothing and great for “juicy” word discussions. The colourful, comical Illustrations by Roberto Gonzalez bring these concepts to life. These books will be meaningful teaching tools for your school library and classrooms this year and a great addition to your cozy bedtime time story rituals at home.”
Heather T – Calgary, Alberta Teacher
I am a former teacher and I have a online alternative small academy and I am seeking a few authors to share with parent and others. How many books have you written for children?
Reviewed by Jessica Adair
2/27/2018
I really like how this book addresses anxiety by turning it into something everyone can relate to: trolls. Anything loud, overwhelming, lost items, messy, etc. is just a troll that can be dealt with. The rules, while applying to these trolls, also apply to situations that induce anxiety or panic.
The only problem is in the early section, it mentions 2 ways of dealing with trolls physically by throwing erasers or shouting. If a child mistakes this as a way to deal with their own anxiety inducing trolls (by trolls I mean other children) they might wind up with an eraser war or a shouting match, causing more of an issue.
However, if that misunderstanding is avoided, especially since this is meant to be read in a group setting, I feel like the method of setting up a safe zone, be it a literal box, or a metaphorical one, is a good way to help children who become overwhelmed to be able to get away, breathe, count, hold something calming/grounding, and reset. This will also give teachers time to address the troll and help ensure the child has a calmer environment in which to return.
I think its' a cute and funny way of approaching anxiety and I'd definitely recommend it.
**This book was provided free of charge by Author's Den/Burroughs Manor Press in exchange for an honest review.**
Reviewed by Amy Campbell
1/25/2018
The No Trolls Allowed Guidebook is a cute children’s book by Kerry Orchard. I like how it gives the lesson for the sensitive kids how to stay calm and deal with the “trolls”. What a wonderful way to give this lesson and I think the author did it in such a way, young ones can relate to.
I highly recommend The No Trolls Allowed Guidebook to all. I give it 5 plus stars.
I received this book from the author. This review is 100% my own honest opinion.
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