The Can-Do Kid’s Competition
Are you a can-do kid aged 6-12 years old? Grab a pencil and some crayons and have a go! Look at the following sample pages…
Category: children
Jennifer Cook (formerly Cook O’Toole) on spectrum life and keeping kids engaged during quarantine
Quarantine can be hard on all kids, especially kids on the spectrum. Jennifer Cook (formerly Cook O’Toole) provides help and advice into keeping all kids…
Founder of Dyspraxia USA, Warren Fried
Can you outline your history with and knowledge of dyspraxia? I first heard the word “dyspraxia” at the age of 19 while living in England.…
Interview with Author Lauren Brukner
What can kids learn from The Kids’ Guide to Getting Your Words on Paper? By taking the quiz in the beginning of Kids Guide, they…
I Have A Question About Coronavirus
It isn’t always easy to explain complicated things like coronavirus to young children or those with special educational needs. There are so many new terms…
Interview with Author Joel Shaul
How can teachers and other education professionals best use Your Interests, My Interests in a classroom setting? Professionals working with children in schools can use the book…
Little Readers: Find the Perfect Children’s Books
At JKP, we have a range of books to suit readers of all ages – including the youngest readers of the family. We’ve put together…
Your Teens can Change the World
Teenagers have an enormous potential to grow and bring positive change to the world. Their brains are expanding, growing and upgrading for their future adult…
Representing the diversity of autistic people
From Pixar to picture books, representation is better than ever Pixar studios made waves recently with its short film “Float,” a beautiful tribute from a…
Challenging Behaviour, Autism, Intellectual Disability and Us: The Elephants in the Room
We often think of challenging behaviour in terms of aggression or self-harm. But it can be any behaviour if done in unexpected places, too often…