Some Superheroes Wear Capes and I Wear Headphones: Teaching kindness, acceptance, and individuality

Some Superheroes Put on Capes and I Put on Headphones
A narrative for kids with autism, instructed by the eyes of an autistic little one
Generally we need to be identical to everybody else till we uncover that our energy lies inside.

Clara is a 3rd grader who’s on a determined seek for her superhero cape. Everybody in her city has one—besides her. Be part of her on her journey to find her inside superpower.

A heartwarming story that teaches children from age 2 to 99 about acceptance; every of us is coping with one thing and typically our struggles don’t present up on the skin for all to see. This story highlights sensory wants that some individuals take care of in addition to teaches the reader that all of us have particular abilities by simply being ourselves.

Serving to kids to really feel snug and assured and siblings, pals and classmates relate to their sensory variations.

Consists of Q&A Dialogue Part for dad or mum, instructor and household supportWhat are some challenges that Clara needed to take care of every day?What does the phrase autism imply?Loads of instances you’ll hear the phrase “spectrum” when speaking about autism. What does the phrase spectrum imply?What are you able to do to indicate kindness to somebody that’s on the autism spectrum?How have you learnt if somebody has autism?Does everybody who’s autistic act the identical manner?What do children on the spectrum need others to know?Emily J. Dykstra
For younger readers, academics, dad and mom and household assist
Related books: All My Stripes, My Brother Otto, A Good friend for Henry, My Dragon E-book collection, M is for Autism
Key phrases: sensory processing dysfunction, spectrum, neurodiversity, kids’s fiction on disabilities, bodily illnesses well being, feelings and emotions, vanity, self-respect