I Can't Find My Whatchamacallit: A Picture Book to Help Messy and Disorganized Kids (Functioning Executive)

A nice book about the importance of being organized, nicely illustrated and common language

Very cute and a easy read. And written so our young first grader was able to identify with the book.

My daughter loves the bookVery useful in teaching my daughter how to be organized

All her books are great. Used for my class.

Great contrast between those who are over organized and those who are under organized... Practical steps to getting organized while having respect for those who struggle.

Good for teaching

Both of my grandsons (5 & 8) loved this story. We talked later about how their not picking up would lead to being like Cletus.

My kids loved listening to this book and it led to a great discussion about the importance of putting things where they belong in the classroom.

great for my granddaughter who has executive functioning disorder this book can be read over and over again

Great book! Julia Cook has excellent lessons for children in all her books......great for the home and classroom

Usually I like books from this author but I was very disappointed. I found some of the language used to be negative and shame-based. Not great for kids capacity and self-esteem building.