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Låt eleverna läsa berättelser om Tessan som har ADHD och Marius som har Aspergers syndrom. Läsarna får följa med barnen i deras svårigheter i vardagen men även se deras starka sidor och deras härliga möten med människor. En stor del av läsupplevelsen är att kunna identifiera sig, att känna att det skulle kunna vara jag. Om läsaren inte känner igen sig själv, så känner den kanske igen sin kompis eller ett syskon eller någon i klassen.

Böckernas budskap engagerar läsaren och skapar förförståelse för hur det kan vara att ha ADHD eller Aspergers syndrom.

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Tessan och Marius paket 1I detta paket ingår:

Tessans lärare blir galen Kiosken Utflykten Scouterna

Tessan och Marius paket 2I detta paket ingår:

Tessan och Henry Marius jul Tessan gör ett prov Kartan

Författare är Maria Tomsby och Liz Wennberg. Maria är grundskollärare 4-9 svenska och so och har arbetat många år i åk 4-6. Liz har många års erfarenhet av arbete i grundskolan och på gymnasiet. Hon har även arbetat med elever med olika funktionshinder.