Caidon doesn’t want to go to school—and it’s not because he doesn’t like learning. School feels overwhelming when it isn’t designed with his low vision needs in mind. The classrooms are too dark, the books are hard to see, and even the rugs and toys make it difficult for him to move around safely.
With the gentle support of his loving mother, Caidon discovers that being brave doesn’t always mean venturing into new lands—it can mean speaking up for what you need. Together, they find solutions, from practicing self-calming strategies to asking teachers for brighter labels, headphones, and small changes that make a big difference.
Written by educator and advocate NK Navarro and her son Caidon Moya, I Don’t Wanna Go to School! is the first book in the I Don’t Wanna series—a collection that empowers children with low vision, and all children, to embrace their voices, ask for help, and thrive in spaces not always built with their needs in mind.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Caidon doesn't want to go to school-and it's not because he doesn't like learning. School feels overwhelming when it isn't designed with his low vision needs in mind. The classrooms are too dark, the books are hard to see, and even the rugs and toys make it difficult for him to move around safely.With the gentle support of his loving mother, Caidon discovers that being brave doesn't always mean venturing into new lands-it can mean speaking up for what you need. Together, they find solutions, from practicing self-calming strategies to asking teachers for brighter labels, headphones, and small changes that make a big difference.Written by educator and advocate NK Navarro and her son Caidon Moya, I Don't Wanna Go to School! is the first book in the I Don't Wanna series-a collection that empowers children with low vision, and all children, to embrace their voices, ask for help, and thrive in spaces not always built with their needs in mind. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798265208613
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Caidon doesn't want to go to school-and it's not because he doesn't like learning. School feels overwhelming when it isn't designed with his low vision needs in mind. The classrooms are too dark, the books are hard to see, and even the rugs and toys make it difficult for him to move around safely.With the gentle support of his loving mother, Caidon discovers that being brave doesn't always mean venturing into new lands-it can mean speaking up for what you need. Together, they find solutions, from practicing self-calming strategies to asking teachers for brighter labels, headphones, and small changes that make a big difference.Written by educator and advocate NK Navarro and her son Caidon Moya, I Don't Wanna Go to School! is the first book in the I Don't Wanna series-a collection that empowers children with low vision, and all children, to embrace their voices, ask for help, and thrive in spaces not always built with their needs in mind. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798265208613
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