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The Hands-On Workbook for ADHD Children: 100 Empowering Activities to Build Successful Skills
“Mom, I’m BORED!”
This is what you often hear after your bundle of joy has spent the afternoon playing outside. An entire afternoon!
You scratch your head wondering where they get all the energy from, but soon remember that you’re raising a child with ADHD.
Boredom is a crime to a growing child! Their young brains crave a variety of learning experiences to develop basic skills and understand how to navigate through life. As a parent, you have the unique opportunity to make good use of your child’s extra energy by encouraging them to learn through play.
Your child desires MORE , and this doesn’t have to be a bad thing!
In fact, more physical activity, more time spent outside, more educational and creative play can improve your child’s well-being, reduce symptoms of ADHD, and boost their self-esteem.
This workbook is a multi-themed workbook, suitable for children between the ages of 3–10 years old. It consists of 100 ADHD-friendly activities to keep your child busy while reinforcing fundamental life skills.
Some of the themes covered inside The Hands-On Workbook for ADHD Children And so many more amazing ideas and activities!
When raising a child whose energy levels are naturally higher than other kids, you need more than one magic trick to keep them happy. This workbook consists of 100 activities, ideal for every kind of situation, so you don’t ever have to hear the words, “Mom, I’m bored!” again.
Take the guesswork out of structuring play time and get yourself a copy of The Hands-On Workbook for ADHD Children , today!
This is what you often hear after your bundle of joy has spent the afternoon playing outside. An entire afternoon!
You scratch your head wondering where they get all the energy from, but soon remember that you’re raising a child with ADHD.
Boredom is a crime to a growing child! Their young brains crave a variety of learning experiences to develop basic skills and understand how to navigate through life. As a parent, you have the unique opportunity to make good use of your child’s extra energy by encouraging them to learn through play.
Your child desires MORE , and this doesn’t have to be a bad thing!
In fact, more physical activity, more time spent outside, more educational and creative play can improve your child’s well-being, reduce symptoms of ADHD, and boost their self-esteem.
This workbook is a multi-themed workbook, suitable for children between the ages of 3–10 years old. It consists of 100 ADHD-friendly activities to keep your child busy while reinforcing fundamental life skills.
Some of the themes covered inside The Hands-On Workbook for ADHD Children And so many more amazing ideas and activities!
When raising a child whose energy levels are naturally higher than other kids, you need more than one magic trick to keep them happy. This workbook consists of 100 activities, ideal for every kind of situation, so you don’t ever have to hear the words, “Mom, I’m bored!” again.
Take the guesswork out of structuring play time and get yourself a copy of The Hands-On Workbook for ADHD Children , today!
125 pages, Paperback
Published November 2, 2022
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December 30, 2023
What you want to know and what you can do
A very good book. I especially like the introductions to each chapter where they talk about a specific problem or characteristic of kids with ADHD. As a parent, I was reading the intro and saying yes, that is him. The activities are good, but I think they apply to all children in general than specifically kids with ADHD.
A very good book. I especially like the introductions to each chapter where they talk about a specific problem or characteristic of kids with ADHD. As a parent, I was reading the intro and saying yes, that is him. The activities are good, but I think they apply to all children in general than specifically kids with ADHD.
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