"Special kids in school" series

Emily, a little girl with childhood depression, explains how it feels to be depressed, and discusses what she and others are doing to help her manage her feelings.

Eric, a boy with Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis, explains how it feels to have the disease and how it affects his life, and tells what he and others are doing to control his arthritis.

Ben explains what Attention Deficit Disorder is, how it is diagnosed, and what can be done about it.

Uses a simple story about a young boy at school to present information about asthma.

Max, a boy with Acute Lymphatic Leukemia, explains how it feels to have cancer and how it affects his life, and tells what he and others are doing to halt the progress of his disease.

Jamie, a young girl with epilepsy, explains her disorder and offers reassurance to other children who may know someone who suffers from seizures.

Presents a children's book that introduces Jayson and Lacy, children who live with diabetes and tells about some of the things that they have to do in order to keep their disease under control such as eat properly, take insulin, have their blood sugar tested regularly, and be aware of the signs of problems.

Illustrations and simple text help teach children what autism is and how they can help autistic students in their classes or community.

Illustrations and simple text help children learn what cystic fibrosis is and how it is dealt with.

Nick, a young boy, tells what it is like to have Down syndrome, explains what he is doing and how others are working to help him learn, and shares how much it hurts his feelings when kids make fun of him.