Sensory Integration: A Guide for Preschool Teachers

This book helps you identify sensory issues with kids. I let one of my son's teachers read it and she loved it! She said it was an eye opener for her. I observed her changing her room to address sensory issues with some of the kids in her class. Great! I would recommend it to anyone who has or who has worked with young kids.

This is a great introductory text for understanding Sensory integration and processing. It explains things in simple terms that are understandable with good examples, and has a nice section on techniques for supporting children with Sensory processing issues. Very readable and a great resource.

Not a teacher but mom of an autistic child and wanted to know more about sensory integration to see what I can help him with and understand it more.

Once I saw Ms Christy Isbell in a training and listened to her information, I decided that I had to have her book also. Been a great benefit to myself and the teachers that i work with. It is in an easy to read format that can be shared with teachers at every level

I am a school based Occupational Therapist. I use this book as a reference/resource all of the time. I have shared it with many teachers. Lots of useful info.

This was basic enough to copy or share selections with parents and simple enough for everyone to understand it but it had lots of good information about a subject that is useful for those dealing with pre kindergarten children.

This book is mostly for the Preschool Teachers, but for every parent who has wanted to ask the Preschool Teacher questions on tips and strategies for your little one to get over certain sensitivities, this book can help.

A lot of fantastic information about how to identify sensory integration needs. Necessary when teaching young children in preschool and kindergarten. I would definitely recommend this book - in fact, I've bought copies for friends :)