Tanya Saunders

Ling Ling Bird loves Christmas But do you know what he likes the most?The cake, the carols or the Christmas roast?Join Ling Ling Bird and his family on their festive adventures as they explore a feast of sights, sounds, smells, tastes and textures at this magical time of the year As Ling Ling Bird and his sister Lola Louise find their Christmas stockings, bake a colossal Christmas cake, wait up to see Father Christmas (you might also call him Santa Claus), open presents and pull Christmas crackers while being watched over by cheeky elves on shelves, this bright and fun festive story offers an exciting and engaging way for children to learn and practice Christmas vocabulary.The book stars a character with hearing loss (from her personal experience with her own children, one of whom is deaf and the other typically hearing, the author believes that representation and inclusion really matter to all our children) and incorporates some subtle deaf awareness messaging, as we see Ling Ling Bird, who is deaf, putting on his cochlear implant speech processors first thing in the morning, which enables him to enjoy the many joyous sounds of Christmas.The story goes on to explore all the five senses, as Ling Ling Bird and Lola Louise are immersed in the rich sensory experience of the holiday season: they relish the taste of their turkey dinner (and the Christmas pudding is a winner ), they love to feel the freezing snow outside and then the heat of the warming fire inside, they breathe in the sweet spicy smell of gingerbread and are entranced by the sight of the sparkling Christmas tree (not to mention the colourful gifts below ), while they listen out for the ting-a-ling-ling of Santa's sled, the church bells ringing and the festive carol singing beneath a star-filled sky.But can you guess which is Ling Ling Bird's favourite part of Christmas? Might it be the same thing that you like best, even more than presents and treats and all the rest?

Ling Ling Bird loves Christmas But do you know what he likes the most?The cake, the carols or the Christmas roast?Join Ling Ling Bird and his family on their festive adventures as they explore a feast of sights, sounds, smells, tastes and textures at this magical time of the year As Ling Ling Bird and his sister Lola Louise find their Christmas stockings, bake a colossal Christmas cake, wait up to see Father Christmas (you might also call him Santa Claus), open presents and pull Christmas crackers while being watched over by cheeky elves on shelves, this bright and fun festive story offers an exciting and engaging way for children to learn and practice Christmas vocabulary.The book stars a character with hearing loss (from her personal experience with her own children, one of whom is deaf and the other typically hearing, the author believes that representation and inclusion really matter to all our children) and incorporates some subtle deaf awareness messaging, as we see Ling Ling Bird, who is deaf, putting on his cochlear implant speech processors first thing in the morning, which enables him to enjoy the many joyous sounds of Christmas.The story goes on to explore all the five senses, as Ling Ling Bird and Lola Louise are immersed in the rich sensory experience of the holiday season: they relish the taste of their turkey dinner (and the Christmas pudding is a winner ), they love to feel the freezing snow outside and then the heat of the warming fire inside, they breathe in the sweet spicy smell of gingerbread and are entranced by the sight of the sparkling Christmas tree (not to mention the colourful gifts below ), while they listen out for the ting-a-ling-ling of Santa's sled, the church bells ringing and the festive carol singing beneath a star-filled sky.But can you guess which is Ling Ling Bird's favourite part of Christmas? Might it be the same thing that you like best, even more than presents and treats and all the rest?

Una gigante cacat a, forma un imprevisto v nculo con un peque o pollito en esta gratificante historia de descubrimiento, amistad y aceptaci n. Mientras el pollito se adentra en el fascinante mundo de su nueva amiga sorda, L a la Cacat a aprende que ser diferente no le impide entablar grandes amistades. Con una actitud positiva, todo es posible Este libro de 30 p ginas, con ilustraciones a todo color, est escrito para ni os de 6 a 8 a os y primeros lectores. Seg n la experiencia personal de la autora, sta es la edad en la que los ni os con dificultades auditivas y sus amigos del colegio empiezan a interesarse por el funcionamiento de sus implantes cocleares / aud fonos. La historia anima a los ni os sordos a aspirar a las estrellas, al tiempo que reconoce el duro trabajo que supone aprender a escuchar y hablar. El libro utiliza un lenguaje ambicioso, lo que lo hace ideal para leer en familia y para que los oyentes m s j venes aprendan parte de la terminolog a asociada a la p rdida de audici n y a la tecnolog a auditiva.Respondiendo a muchas preguntas sobre la vida con implantes cocleares (o dos m gicos), destacando tanto los retos como las oportunidades, este inspirador libro ayudar a amigos, familiares y profesores de ni os sordos a apoyar y comprender mejor su duro pero gratificante viaje hacia el mundo de la audici n y el habla. Al defender a un personaje tan divertido como L a la Cacat a con p rdida de audici n, que no se deja intimidar por su discapacidad, se espera que este encantador cuento ayude a los ni os sordos a desarrollar su autoestima, el orgullo de ser quienes son y un fuerte sentido de la identidad personal.Acerca L a la Cacat a: Esta imparable cacat a, portadora de un implante coclear, tiene la misi n de inspirar a los ni os sordos para que sue en a lo grande y de ayudar a m s gente a comprender tanto los retos a los que se enfrentan los ni os sordos de hoy en d a como las incre bles oportunidades que se les presentan. Describe las horas de terapia logop dica, la dedicaci n y la concentraci n necesarias para aprender a escuchar y hablar, al tiempo que transmite el firme mensaje de que todo el trabajo duro al final merecer la pena.Los seis "sonidos de Ling" representan, a grandes rasgos, todas las frecuencias utilizadas en el habla (m / u / a / i / sh / s). L a la Cacat a est orgullosa de sus implantes cocleares y le encanta hablar de ellos, explicar c mo funcionan y describir lo que se siente al llevarlos. Menos mal, porque el siempre curioso pollito est lleno de preguntas.Tan atrevida y descarada como sus vibrantes colores del arco iris, L a la Cacat a piensa que ser diferente es muy divertido. Sin embargo, tiene que aprender algunas lecciones sobre c mo frenar su exuberante comportamiento. As , el peque o pollito, adquiere una nueva conciencia y comprensi n, mientras que L a la Cacat a aprende valiosas lecciones de amistad y aceptaci n.Inspirado en la terapia verbal auditiva, que ense a a los ni os sordos con implantes cocleares y aud fonos a escuchar y hablar, este libro reconoce que existen muchos enfoques diferentes para la comunicaci n de las personas sordas (incluido el lenguaje de signos, escucha y lenguaje hablado, la comunicaci n total). El autor respeta plenamente el hecho de que no existe un enfoque categ ricamente correcto o incorrecto; la opci n a seguir es una elecci n profundamente personal de cada familia basada en sus propios valores, aspiraciones y en lo que mejor funcione para ellos.

Pip de Papegaai is terug met een nieuw avontuur Dit speelse boekje nodigt jonge luisteraars uit om nieuwe klanken te ontdekken en vroege luister- en communicatievaardigheden te oefenen. Over de auteur en illustrator Tanya Saunders is moeder van een tweeling. E n van haar dochters is doof en gebruikt cochleaire implantaten, die ze haar 'magische oren' noemt omdat ze haar helpen om te horen. Zonder deze implantaten hoort ze helemaal niets. Via AVID Language geeft Tanya boeken uit voor gezinnen met n zonder gehoorverlies. Ze schrijft leuke, herkenbare verhalen die de spraak-, taal- en luisterontwikkeling stimuleren. In haar boeken spelen personages met gehoorverlies een rol, waarmee ze niet alleen kinderen wil aanspreken, maar ook het bewustzijn rondom gehoorverlies wil vergroten.

Not your everyday colouring book Designed for fun, creativity AND communication connection Allow your child to colour independently while you grab a cup of coffee, or use the integrated activity ideas and conversation prompts for some spontaneous speech and language practice with your little one... Connecting over a shared activity is so much fun that it will just feel like playtime - your child won't even notice that they are honing their communication skills and practicing strategies learned in speech therapy (and because they won't feel under pressure to perform perfectly, they'll absorb so much more - when learning is fun, learning sticks ). Based on our popular storybooks, "C.I. Quest" and "Icky Sticky Stuck ", this Farmyard Heroes colouring book features the friendly farmer (who is deaf and uses cochlear implants to help him to hear) and his unforgettable farmyard crew...from the cow who's best friends with the dog, to the chicks and the cat (which rhymes with "rat" ).

Papağan Papi, ona duyma yetisi kazandıran koklear implantlar takıyor.Etrafındaki harika sesleri keşfederken ona katıl...S per sihirli kulaklarıyla ne duyduğuna kulak ver Papağan Papi m leyen b y k ineği ok sever, ama miyavlayan kediyi sevmez.Aslan k krediğinde sesi g r ıkar; Ve timsah şaklatınca enesini.Parlak ill strasyonlar ve eğlenceli 'dinlemeyi ğrenme' sesleri, zellikle dil yolculuklarına yeni başlayan erken yaşlardaki dinleyiciler i in tasarlanmış bu basit hikayede bir araya geliyor.

Ben bir tukan mıyım? Krak krak diyen?Hayıııır Sen bir tukan değilsin, krak krak diyen.Ben bir ağa kakan mıyım? Tak tak tak diyen?Hayıııır Sen bir ağa kakan değilsin, tak tak tak diyen. Pekii, ben KİMİM?Her zaman oyun seven Papağan Papi, minik ğrenciler i in yeni konuşma seslerini pratik yapmaya teşvik eden ve konuşmanın 'hizmet etme ve geri d nme' d ng s n destekleyen eğlenceli ve cesurca izilmiş hikayesiyle geri d n yor.