The Camping Trip

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Brody's behavior on the school camping trip leaves some of the friends completely frustrated. What he shares at the end of the day, however, demonstrates his ADHD doesn't mean he isn't thinking, as he "wows" them in a way they least expected.

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Brody's behavior on the school camping trip leaves some of the friends completely frustrated. What he shares at the end of the day, however, demonstrates his ADHD doesn't mean he isn't thinking, as he "wows" them in a way they least expected.

About The Story

Sometimes a different way of doing things is exactly what works.

A Paxton & Friends story about ADHD, friendship, confidence, and recognizing strengths.

Brody’s school camping trip gives his friends a chance to see him outside the classroom and discover that some of the qualities that can make school challenging may become strengths in a different setting.

As the friends spend time together, they begin to better understand ADHD and recognize that paying attention, staying organized, or sitting still can look different for different people.

The Camping Trip offers young readers an approachable way to talk about ADHD, confidence, friendship, and the importance of recognizing what each person is able to contribute.

What Young Readers Will Explore

Different environments can reveal different strengths.

Paxton & Friends introduces challenging subjects through stories children can approach with curiosity, friendship, and compassion.

ADHD Friendship Confidence Recognizing Strengths

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