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Is this an emergency? Ambulance : the adventures of Toby the teddy / by Catherine Buckley & Amelia Harrison ; illustrated by Emma Stuart.

Is this an emergency? Ambulance : the adventures of Toby the teddy / by Catherine Buckley & Amelia Harrison ; illustrated by Emma Stuart.
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Easy Facts - B
 Picture Book   Panania . . On Loan . 14 Oct 2024
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ISBN 9780646952901 (hbk.)
0646952900 (hbk.)
Name Buckley, Catherine author.
Title Is this an emergency? Ambulance : the adventures of Toby the teddy / by Catherine Buckley & Amelia Harrison ; illustrated by Emma Stuart.
Published Malvern East, Victoria Amelia Harrison, [2016]
©2016
Description 1 volume (unpaged) : colour illustrations ; 27 cm.
Notes Includes bibliographical references.
Summary Is This An Emergency? Ambulance, The Adventures of Toby the Teddy is a self-published hardback children's picture book that aims to teach the kids of today about 000. This new resource has been developed by Catherine Buckley and Amelia Harrison, who have backgrounds in primary teaching and paramedicine respectively, in order to subliminally educate kindergarten and primary school aged children as to when and how to call for an ambulance in an emergency. Although children have been identified as a vulnerable population and one of the most at risk groups for not being able to call for help when required, market research produced no results for a resource such as this. Is This An Emergency? Ambulance aims to facilitate a non-threatening discussion between children and their parents or teachers as to when and how to call upon emergency services.Toby's the Teddy's chief objectives are to: 1) Equip all children with the knowledge and understanding of the 000 service so that each and every child has the capacity to save a life. 2) Halt the wasting of resources by children prank calling 000 by differentiating between an emergency and non-emergency scenario. 3) Provide a child friendly platform for the discussion of emergencies and emergency services between children and their parents or teachers, so the fear of frightening children with this conversation becomes obsolete.
Subjects Ambulance service -- Australia -- Juvenile literature
Medical emergencies -- Australia -- Juvenile literature
Medical emergencies -- Juvenile literature
Ambulance service -- Juvenile literature
Cognition in children
Other Names Harrison, Amelia author.
Stuart, Emma illustrator.
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