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Executive functioning Skills and ADHD Strategies

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It’s not easy for kids to wait their turn when there’s something they really want to say or do. Find out why some kids have a hard time being patient and waiting their turn.
When your child plays too rough, you may wonder why. Learn more about what it means, what to look out for, and how to manage it.
Kids develop at different rates. This means some kids may take longer than others to “stick to” a task. Learn more about when kids can focus.

ADHD Strategies - Take N.O.T.E.

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Michael and Adam discuss how they’ve connected more with their son Mario, as a Deaf child with ADHD during quarantine.
The Moore's reflects on quarantine, virtual learning, and how spending more time together was beneficial.

ADHD Strategies - Quarantine Chronicles

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Is there a link between ADHD and messiness? What are some ADHD strategies for kids to get organized? Your child’s learning and thinking differences may make it harder for them to stay organized. Try these helpful ways for kids with ADHD to get organized. Like, create a schedule with your child to help them remember the steps they need to take. There are also mindfulness exercises that can help your child be more purposeful in their actions. Learn more about ADHD and messiness here:
There are some symptoms that are common in  kids with ADHD. ADHD signs in your child may include impulsiveness or trouble staying focused. Other children may find it difficult to start or finish tasks. These ADHD signs can play out at different ages. If you begin to see patterns, share your notes with your child’s doctor to determine next steps. Learn more about ADHD symptoms here:
As your child takes on new responsibilities at home and at school, ADHD signs may become more evident. Your child might not complete tasks or may become increasingly impatient. At school, they may get in trouble for talking when they’re not supposed to. While these signs may be typical of ADHD, they could also signal other learning or thinking differences. Here are a few common ADHD signs in a grade-schooler:

ADHD Strategies - Otro

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Holiday traveling doesn’t have to be stressful for kids with sensory challenges. Prepare for your next trip with these 10 tips: https://u.org/3u0TUY2 Executive Functioning Skills, Adhd Strategies, Sensory Overload, School Leader, Independent School, Everybody Else, Multisensory, Meltdowns, Activity Centers
Travel Meltdowns and Sensory Overload tips
Holiday traveling doesn’t have to be stressful for kids with sensory challenges. Prepare for your next trip with these 10 tips: https://u.org/3u0TUY2
#DidYouKnow people with ADHD struggle with many important day-to-day tasks? Understanding symptoms makes them easier to spot. Learn more about what ADHD looks like in daily life and how to help. https://u.org/3LQBO11 Inattentive Adhd, Attention Disorder, What Is Adhd, Mind Institute, Adhd Diagnosis, Adhd Medication, Brain Learning
ADHD & Executive Function
#DidYouKnow people with ADHD struggle with many important day-to-day tasks? Understanding symptoms makes them easier to spot. Learn more about what ADHD looks like in daily life and how to help. https://u.org/3LQBO11
Teachers might not spot executive function challenges right away. That’s why it’s important to keep them in the loop early on. Here are some tips to help kickstart the conversation: https://u.org/3RfHkxs Homework Checklist, Instructional Coaching, Differentiated Instruction, Student Planner, Getting Up Early, Good Habits, Getting To Know You
Explaining Executive Function
Teachers might not spot executive function challenges right away. That’s why it’s important to keep them in the loop early on. Here are some tips to help kickstart the conversation: https://u.org/3RfHkxs
ADHD and the myth of laziness
People with ADHD often struggle with the skills needed to get tasks done. Their difficulty is sometimes mistaken for laziness. But that’s often not the case.
5 steps to kick-start school-year routines for kids with ADHD
Returning to school-year schedules and routines after a long summer break can be hard. That’s especially true for kids with ADHD, who struggle with executive function skills like flexible thinking, organization, and working memory. The key is to switch to back-to-school mode early — don’t wait until just a day or two before school starts.
ADHD and self-esteem: What to say to your child
Kids with can be hard on themselves. And that can make it tough for them to build positive self-esteem. Read more: https://u.org/44YRmXr
How attention works
Paying attention may seem like a single action or skill. But it’s actually a process that involves a number of steps. Read more here:https://u.org/43UdjWV
ADHD organization tips
Need more tips to help your child with ADHD get organized? Here’s what our experts recommend: https://u.org/3rBluJY
Why kids with ADHD might lie
You might think your child is lying to you just to get under your skin. But that’s usually not the case for kids with ADHD. Here’s what you should know: https://u.org/3Orw7bq
ADHD tips to help kids follow directions
How you give your child directions can make all the difference, especially for kids with ADHD. Here are 10 tips to keep in mind: https://u.org/3rGsa9Y
Los problemas más comunes en niño(a)s con TDAH son los de conducta. Aprende más sobre los trastornos de conducta aquí: https://u.org/3OrGVq2 Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Social Anxiety, Mental Health Services, Symptoms Of Depression
Trastornos de conducta en niños y adolescentes
Los problemas más comunes en niño(a)s con TDAH son los de conducta. Aprende más sobre los trastornos de conducta aquí: https://u.org/3OrGVq2
Being able to calm your senses is an important step to being more resilient. Here’s what you should know: https://u.org/3BZiuJw Belly Breathing, Mindfulness Techniques, Self Regulation, Breath In Breath Out, Emotional Intelligence, Stress And Anxiety
ADHD and processing emotions
Being able to calm your senses is an important step to being more resilient. Here’s what you should know: https://u.org/3BZiuJw
Some kids have a harder time developing time management skills because of their learning and thinking differences. Here’s how to help: https://u.org/45h6nnR Dyscalculia, Learning Differences, Working Memory, Adhd Symptoms, Feeling Frustrated, Time Management Skills
Time management challenges
Some kids have a harder time developing time management skills because of their learning and thinking differences. Here’s how to help: https://u.org/45h6nnR
Trouble with organization and paying attention are a few reasons kids struggle with routines. Here are some ways you can help: https://u.org/3q4arIT Behaviour Strategies, Basketball Practice, Organizing Time, Positive Behavior, Daily Schedule, Teacher Guides, Caregiver
Routines and schedules
Trouble with organization and paying attention are a few reasons kids struggle with routines. Here are some ways you can help: https://u.org/3q4arIT
Short breaks during work time have been shown to reduce stress, anxiety, and frustration. Here’s how to use them in your child’s homework routine: https://u.org/3rIA4Q9 Oral Motor Activities, Tactile Activities, Calming Activities, Help Kids Focus, Help Kids Learn, Mental Health Facts, Mental And Emotional Health, Teaching Homeschool
Brain breaks
Short breaks during work time have been shown to reduce stress, anxiety, and frustration. Here’s how to use them in your child’s homework routine: https://u.org/3rIA4Q9