[Counselors] Children's Elementary book

[OSRHE EPAS PK-12 Counselor Discussion Board]

I have used 'My Daddy is in Jail' before- good if it is the child's Dad.
Kevin Tutty
Former school counselor in private practice
ktutty1 at gmail.com<mailto:ktutty1 at gmail.com>


*What Do I Say About That?* by Julia Cook Her books are usually really well received by kiddos
blangford at medford.k12.ok.us<mailto:blangford at medford.k12.ok.us>


Yes, I have a great one! Marvin's Shining Star. Written by an Oklahoma author!

Tanya Flauding
Counselor and District ELL Coordinator
Bridge Creek Elementary
2209 E. Sooner Road
Blanchard, OK 73010
Phone 405-387-3681
Fax 405-387-2419
tflauding at bridgecreek.k12.ok.us<mailto:tflauding at bridgecreek.k12.ok.us>


Have you heard of Marvin's Shining Star by John Otto and Payton Otto?  It is about atoning for wrong doings and second chances.
Julie Treadwell
Frederick Public Schools
jtreadwell at frederickbombers.net<mailto:jtreadwell at frederickbombers.net>

Look on Amazon for the author Marge Heegaard. She has books like "When Something Terrible Happens" and other books that help children deal with change. They are drawing books and I found them very helpful when I did
elem counseling.

*Kim Justus*
*Senior Counselor*
*Duncan High School*
*580-255-0700 ext 215*
kim.justus at duncanps.org<mailto:kim.justus at duncanps.org>


I have a workbook that I'm developing.  You are welcome to use it.  Send me an email and I will forward it to you.

Judy Disch
jdisch at beggs.k12.ok.us<mailto:jdisch at beggs.k12.ok.us>


I would recommend family counseling or at least for the student. Maybe there's a Systems of Care program through the local counseling agency? Big brother/big sister program?
anlaverty at woodwardps.net<mailto:anlaverty at woodwardps.net>


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  I am looking for an elementary book for a child who has a parent that has been incarcerated and/or put in jail frequently.  Any ideas?  Thanks

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