Legendary DXP pits players against various villains and their schemes in a Magic: The Gathering style card game. Players collect cards to build powerful and versatile decks. All players start with […]

Does slow processing speed qualify a student for a 504 plan?  This is a question that I am frequently asked in my work as a child clinical psychologist. The simple […]

Fizzy’s Lunch Lab: Fresh Pick (also called Fresh Pick) was developed by PBS for the television show Fizzy’s Lunch Lab. Professor Fizzy is looking for the next Lunch Labber, and he’ll use […]

Dora’s Great Big World is a game based on characters from the television show Dora the Explorer. In it, the player visits different islands, each with a mini-game hosted by […]

As parents, we are always looking for ways to tie the hobbies and obsessions of our children to real-life skills. For those of you who have children who live and […]

Football is arguably the most popular sport in the United States. Americans watch more football on TV than any other sport. This means that many kids sit with their families […]

Summation is a math puzzle game. The player receives a game board of various addition problems and enough number bubbles to complete the equations. In order to solve the problems, […]

As a teacher you may have observed that while many kids struggle with working memory, your students with executive functioning difficulties have particularly weak working memory skills.

Working memory sub-skills […]

Parents and teachers of children with ADHD consistently observe that these kids have a particular fondness for technology, and especially love video games. Evidence (anecdotal and research-based) suggests that kids […]

Magic Duels is the electronic version of Wizards of the Coast’s card dueling game Magic: The Gathering. It has a story mode, with still frame “cut scenes.” There is also […]