ADHD WORKBOOK FOR KIDS 7-12 - Skyline Publication - Bog

All children with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) wish to manage their signs to socialize more, gain confidence, and do better in school. Yet, the majority cannot curb their impulsive conduct. With just ten minutes per day, children with ADHD can quickly master these vital skills, with ADHD Workbook for Kids.
More than 50 kid-friendly activities designed by child psychologist have been included in this workbook so your child with ADHD can learn how to manage everyday tasks, establish friends, and develop self-esteem while overcoming the disorder's most difficult symptoms. Your child can complete one ten-minute exercise each day, either by themselves or with your assistance, to learn how to make wise decisions and find simple ways to stay concentrated when it's time to concentrate.
The goal of the various activities in this book is to help the youngster focus their attention by keeping their attention on what they are doing. For this reason, a wide range of straightforward but efficient activities is suggested. Children's and adults' attention, concentration, and focus need to be addressed gradually, day by day, and step by step. Your child should make it a habit to perform three to four activities each day.
This book is a manual for instructors and parents to create activities and offer the child many ways to focus while playing. With the help of easy exercises and activities that we are all familiar with, children with ADHD can improve their concentration and focus. We have compiled many exercises to help youngsters with ADHD develop their focus and concentration in this book.
This children's workbook on ADHD contains the following:
¿A description of ADHD
¿Teaching your youngster about typical symptoms, various types of ADHD, and how having ADHD can be advantageous.
¿Exercises to develop skills-Create a foundation for essential executive functioning abilities, such as managing rage and irritation, maintaining focus, reining in urges, and successfully communicating.
¿Action-oriented learning-Teach students how to reframe their perceptions of ADHD through engaging lessons about developing a morning routine, establishing a homework chart, expressing their emotions, and other topics.
With the help of this helpful workbook, you can demonstrate to your child how to make the most of their skills and live life to the fullest despite having ADHD.