Do you have children who hate to read? If you dislike reading or don’t make time for it, chances are your children will avoid looking at any book that is […]

Kids with ADHD and executive functioning problems can find it difficult to fit into their world, “bumping” into others physically, socially, and emotionally. They may behave impulsively or do something […]

Are books (especially bound books) and reading still relevant tools for learning?

Today’s kids are doing their homework online, no longer need to borrow library materials to research a project, […]

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 […]

Coup is a simple card game that rewards bluffing. Players to try and outsmart one another using the two cards they have in hand. There are fifteen cards in the […]

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 […]

Epic! is a subscription-based, digital library of 40,000 books (as of March of 2021) aimed at children 12 and under. It includes fiction, non-fiction, STEM, biographies, graphic novels, and DIY […]

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 […]

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 […]

Small World 2, based on the board game Small World and its expansions, is an area control game in which players take on the roles of rising civilizations, composed of fantasy […]