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Duke the deaf dog does not like it when he's told "never mind." Whether it happens at preschool or the park, both parents and children will relate to feeling left out when you aren't part of the action. A great way to teach children that everyone deserves to be included in conversations.Bonus American Sign Language material inside: Learn 10 ASL signs within the story. Learn 5 ASL concepts for the English words never mind. Watch the ASL lesson, vocabulary words, and the complete story signed on video using the link provided in the book. Watch a deaf parent sign the Never Mind story on video using the link provided in the book.

Will Dead Week kill Cassandra's career? VP of Student Affairs Cassandra Sato has a desk full of problems and it's not even Thanksgiving break. A student's injury and a deaf advocacy project brings national media attention to underfunded Morton College. Cassandra's new boss talks to her dead husband. Cassandra's mentor thinks he's a superhero in a senior citizen's body. And Cassandra, recently moved from Hawai'i, can't crack the code of what to wear during November in Nebraska. Is there more to the Vietnam-era story of a student's death? Cassandra's search for the long-buried truth stirs up the wrath of those who want to keep the past forgotten.If you like academic cozy mysteries with funny BFFs, hilarious student shenanigans, and small town drama, you'll like this series.

Duke the Deaf dog learns that some noises are loud and some are quiet. Whether it's a tapping crayon, a beeping fire drill, or a crinkly candy wrapper, both parents and children alike will understand the need to know the difference between noises.A fun, engaging way to teach children that some noises are not polite.Bonus American Sign Language material inside: Learn 12 ASL signs within the story.Learn Rules of Etiquette in Deaf Communities.Watch the Deaf Culture lesson, vocabulary words, and the complete story signed on video using the link provided in the book.Watch a deaf parent sign the Farts Make Noise story on video using the link provided in the book.

Duke the Deaf Dog doesn't like being told "never mind." Both parents and children will relate to feeling left out when you aren't part of the action. A great way to teach children that everyone deserves to be included in conversations.

Duke the Deaf Dog learns that some noises are loud and some are quiet. And some noises are not polite.

Duke the Deaf Dog doesn't want to miss any fun.But working hard all day to watch and listen to people makes him feel tired. Sometimes he needs a break. Learn along with Duke how to recognize his feelings and ask for help.You'll love the Duke the Deaf Dog ASL Series for children ages 3-9: If you want your young child to learn American Sign Language while reading a fun storybookIf you're an educator or special education professional looking for diversity resources for your classroom, If you know a child who is deaf or hard of hearingAmerican Sign Language resources included with every purchase: Learn 12 ASL signs within the story.Learn Listening Tips for parents and educatorsWatch the ASL vocabulary lesson and the complete story signed on video using the link provided in the book.**Please check out the companion printable or digital workbooks with lesson plans

For Teachers, Day Care Providers, and Parents: Young kids want to learn about American Sign Language and Deaf Culture within a fun storybook Duke the Deaf Dog Series Workbook includes everything you need for ages 3 - 5: Four scripted lesson plans for easy 30-minute lessons written by a Teacher of the DeafAge appropriate worksheetsASL sign and English handwriting practice pagesASL vocabulary and ASL story video links performed by a deaf college instructorColoring pagesThere are many creative ways to use this workbook: Have a small group read the books together, while other small groups are reading a different book.Have the group of students complete the worksheets and discuss their responses to the social emotional aspects of the story.The students can break into pairs to practice the ASL signs used in the books.Have a student read the books independently, complete the worksheets, and view the ASL video tutorials online.Read aloud the stories to your class and/or watch the video version of the stories in ASL with the link provided.Use the lesson plans and follow the discussion questions with a full class or in smaller groups.This workbook is also perfect to supplement homeschooling curriculum.All materials are supplements for Duke the Deaf Dog ASL Series, Books 1 - 4: Never Mind, Farts Make Noise, My Dawg Koa, and Sometimes I Like the Quiet by Kelly Brakenhoff (Story books sold separately.)

For Teachers, Day Care Providers, and Parents: Young kids want to learn about American Sign Language and Deaf Culture within a fun storybook Duke the Deaf Dog Series Workbook includes everything you need for ages 6-9: Four scripted lesson plans for easy 30-minute lessons written by a Teacher of the DeafAge appropriate worksheetsASL sign and English handwriting practice pagesASL vocabulary and ASL story video links performed by a deaf college instructorColoring pagesThere are many creative ways to use this workbook: Have a small group read the books together, while other small groups are reading a different book.Have the group of students complete the worksheets and discuss their responses to the social emotional aspects of the story.The students can break into pairs to practice the ASL signs used in the books.Have a student read the books independently, complete the worksheets, and view the ASL video tutorials online.Read aloud the stories to your class and/or watch the video version of the stories in ASL with the link provided.Use the lesson plans and follow the discussion questions with a full class or in smaller groups.This workbook is also perfect to supplement homeschooling curriculum.All materials are supplements for Duke the Deaf Dog ASL Series, Books 1 - 4: Never Mind, Farts Make Noise, My Dawg Koa, and Sometimes I Like the Quiet by Kelly Brakenhoff (Story books sold separately.)

Cassandra Sato always goes the extra mile for her job. Even when pushed out of her comfort zone to join the Halloween Hustle 5K charity fun run. But when a training run takes an unexpected turn, and a body is discovered, she finds out that small town conflicts can be deadly. Cassandra and her friends are in a race against time to identify the killer. Can Cassandra put the pieces together before she is permanently disqualified? Get ready for a spine-chilling race to the finish line that promises thrills and chills around every corner.

Duke the Deaf Dog learns that sometimes fitting in can be tough.Meet Duke, a fun-loving second grader who loves to draw, play baseball, and explore the world around him. With his hearing aid and American Sign Language, Duke communicates in his own special way. But sometimes, fitting in can be tough.In this heartwarming chapter book, Duke navigates school, friendships, and fun, showing that everyone has their unique way to learn and play. Young readers will relate to Duke's struggles and triumphs as he finds his place in both the hearing and deaf worlds. Perfect for ages 6-10, this story celebrates accessibility, inclusion, and the challenges of self-discovery.With easy-to-read text and engaging illustrations, this book is ideal for emerging readers eager to explore new perspectives, learn a bit of sign language, and discover that being unique is what makes us special. Emerging readers will love this engaging chapter book: Insightful lessons on Deaf culture and ASL: Encourage understanding and empathy among young readers. Relatable school experiences: Address common classroom and social challenges faced by children. Fun and educational adventures: Inspire a love of learning and diversity.Plus, join Slink the caterpillar in "Slink's Question Crawl" at the end of each chapter, where our curious friend helps readers think about Duke's adventures and discover more about the story

Duke the Deaf Dog discovers that being deaf is not something to "fix" and makes him special.Meet Duke, a fun-loving second grader who loves to draw, play baseball, and explore the world around him. With his hearing aid and American Sign Language, Duke communicates in his own unique way. Through his adventures, Duke learns that being deaf is a part of who he is, and it doesn't need to be fixed.In this heartwarming chapter book, Duke navigates school, friendships, and family life, showing that everyone has their unique way to learn and play. Young readers will relate to Duke's struggles and triumphs as he embraces his identity and finds his place in both the hearing and deaf worlds. Perfect for ages 6-10, this story celebrates self-acceptance, inclusion, and the joy of discovering what makes us special.With easy-to-read text and engaging illustrations, this book is ideal for emerging readers eager to explore new perspectives, learn a bit of sign language, and understand that our unique traits are what make us heroes.Emerging readers will love this engaging chapter book: Insightful lessons on Deaf culture and ASL: Encourage understanding and empathy among young readers.Relatable school experiences: Address common classroom and social challenges faced by children.Fun and educational adventures: Inspire a love of learning and diversity.Plus, join Slink the caterpillar in "Slink's Question Crawl" at the end of each chapter, where our curious friend helps readers think about Duke's adventures and discover more about the story

Duke the Deaf Dog learns that sometimes fitting in can be tough.Meet Duke, a fun-loving second grader who loves to draw, play baseball, and explore the world around him. With his hearing aid and American Sign Language, Duke communicates in his own special way. But sometimes, fitting in can be tough.In this heartwarming chapter book, Duke navigates school, friendships, and fun, showing that everyone has their unique way to learn and play. Young readers will relate to Duke's struggles and triumphs as he finds his place in both the hearing and deaf worlds. Perfect for ages 6-10, this story celebrates accessibility, inclusion, and the challenges of self-discovery.With easy-to-read text and engaging illustrations, this book is ideal for emerging readers eager to explore new perspectives, learn a bit of sign language, and discover that being unique is what makes us special. Emerging readers will love this engaging chapter book: Insightful lessons on Deaf culture and ASL: Encourage understanding and empathy among young readers. Relatable school experiences: Address common classroom and social challenges faced by children. Fun and educational adventures: Inspire a love of learning and diversity.Plus, join Slink the caterpillar in "Slink's Question Crawl" at the end of each chapter, where our curious friend helps readers think about Duke's adventures and discover more about the story

Duke the Deaf Dog discovers that being deaf is not something to "fix" and makes him special.Meet Duke, a fun-loving second grader who loves to draw, play baseball, and explore the world around him. With his hearing aid and American Sign Language, Duke communicates in his own unique way. Through his adventures, Duke learns that being deaf is a part of who he is, and it doesn't need to be fixed.In this heartwarming chapter book, Duke navigates school, friendships, and family life, showing that everyone has their unique way to learn and play. Young readers will relate to Duke's struggles and triumphs as he embraces his identity and finds his place in both the hearing and deaf worlds. Perfect for ages 6-10, this story celebrates self-acceptance, inclusion, and the joy of discovering what makes us special.With easy-to-read text and engaging illustrations, this book is ideal for emerging readers eager to explore new perspectives, learn a bit of sign language, and understand that our unique traits are what make us heroes.Emerging readers will love this engaging chapter book: Insightful lessons on Deaf culture and ASL: Encourage understanding and empathy among young readers.Relatable school experiences: Address common classroom and social challenges faced by children.Fun and educational adventures: Inspire a love of learning and diversity.Plus, join Slink the caterpillar in "Slink's Question Crawl" at the end of each chapter, where our curious friend helps readers think about Duke's adventures and discover more about the story

Duke the Deaf Dog discovers that basketball is more than just a game. It's about teamwork, resilience, and finding your unique strengths.Meet Duke, a fun-loving second grader who loves to draw, play sports, and explore the world around him. With his hearing aid and American Sign Language (ASL), Duke communicates in his own unique way. This season, Duke takes on a new challenge: basketball With his dad and his friend Koa's dad as coaches, Duke learns that communication and teamwork come in many forms.In this heartwarming chapter book, Duke navigates the highs and lows of basketball season. From learning new plays and improving his skills to dealing with skeptical parents and losing games, Duke shows that being different can be a superpower. Young readers will relate to Duke's struggles and triumphs as he embraces his identity and helps his team find their rhythm. Perfect for ages 6-10, this story celebrates the power of teamwork, determination, and the fun of working together to achieve goals.With easy-to-read text and engaging illustrations, this book is ideal for emerging readers eager to explore new perspectives, learn a bit of sign language, and understand that our unique traits make us stronger.Perfect for emerging readers, this engaging chapter book offers: Insightful lessons on Deaf culture and ASL: Encourage understanding and empathy among young readers.Relatable school and sports experiences: Address common classroom and social challenges faced by children.Fun and educational adventures: Inspire a love of learning and diversity.Discover Duke's story today and inspire your students with his second-grade adventures on and off the court

Meet Duke, a fun-loving second grader who loves to draw, play baseball, and explore the world around him. With his hearing aid, American Sign Language, and his trusty IEP, Duke navigates school in his own special way. Through his adventures, Duke learns that his IEP is a tool that helps him succeed and that asking for what he needs makes him strong.In this heartwarming chapter book, Duke faces the ups and downs of school, friendships, and family life. Young readers will relate to Duke's struggles with teasing, his triumphs in learning, and his journey toward self-acceptance. Perfect for ages 6-10, this story celebrates the importance of self-advocacy, inclusion, and the joy of discovering how each of us learns best.With easy-to-read text and engaging illustrations, this book is ideal for emerging readers eager to explore new perspectives, understand IEPs, and learn a bit of sign language.Perfect for emerging readers, this engaging chapter book offers: Insightful lessons on IEPs and self-advocacyEncourage understanding and empathy among young readers.Relatable school experiences: Address common classroom and social challenges faced by children.Fun and educational adventures: Inspire a love of learning and diversity.Discover Duke's story today and inspire your students with his second-grade adventures

Knives Out meets Moana in this tropical cozy mystery full of buried secrets, found family, and one very judgmental parrot. Dr. Cassandra Sato can handle just about anything: campus politics, faculty feuds, and a to-do list longer than a freshman advising line. But chaperoning Midwestern students to a Honolulu tech conference? That's supposed to be a low-key homecoming. Networking. Ocean breezes. Maybe a Mai Tai or two. Trouble, of course, didn't get the memo. A high-tech contest using virtual reality to "time travel" through a century-old cold case sounds harmless enough... until Cassandra learns one of the victims is family. Soon the clues start whispering stories no history book dared to print, including a handmade quilt hiding a royal secret. Uncovering the truth could rewrite her family's history and put a target on her back. With a cold case ready to burn hot, sometimes the biggest mystery is figuring out where you really belong. With her brilliant misfit students, a fiercely loyal parrot, and friends who feel more like family, Cassandra must solve the case before she becomes a footnote in its bloody history. Because in Hawai'i, ohana means nobody gets left behind or forgotten. Can Cassandra keep that promise when the past comes for her too? Homecoming Homicide is perfect for fans of academic drama, island intrigue, and smart sleuths who bring lost voices to light. Start your fictional vacation today.