We Thinkers! Volume 1 Social Explorers Deluxe Package

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We Thinkers! Volume 1 Social Explorers Deluxe Package

We Thinkers! Series

Our premier social learning package for children ages 4–7 helps develop foundational social competencies. The multiple award-winning We Thinkers! Volume 1: Social Explorers includes five storybooks and a thorough unit-by-unit curriculum. The storybooks correspond to and support detailed lessons for teaching five evidence-based concepts that establish a common social vocabulary for early learners and are fundamental to all social experiences. These practice-proven materials are designed for both neurotypically developing children and those with social learning differences and/or challenges to strengthen perspective taking, self-awareness, and so much more. The We Thinkers! series is loved around the world by kids, caregivers, and professionals alike!

$124.99
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  • Ages: Ages 4-7 Curriculum & Storybooks
  • Format: Paperback
  • ISBN: 4001
  • Published: 2013

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