The Complete Executive Function Workbook for Kids Ages 6–12
Paperback
• 188 Pages
• USD 14.99
• English
• 9798198612044
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| Publisher | Independently published |
|---|---|
| ISBN13 | 9798198612044 |
| ASIN/SKU | B0H2YJ68NH |
| Book Format | Paperback |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 188 |
| List Price | USD 14.99 |
| Publishing Date | 25/05/2026 |
| Dimensions | 6 x 0.47 x 9 inches |
| Weight | 12.2 ounces |
| Book Code | BD00069718 |
Discover The Complete Executive Function Workbook for Kids Ages 6–12 by Elliot Reese. This book is published by Independently published in Paperback format, ISBN 9798198612044, ASIN B0H2YJ68NH, under Parenting and Relationships, School-Age Children Parenting, Baby and Toddler Parenting.
Book Description
A Parent-Guided ADHD Approach with Easy 5-Minute Daily Activities to Improve Focus, Routines & Emotional Regulation at Home and School
7 FREE Printable Bonuses Inside — Starter Cards, Routine Builders, Brain Reset Tools & More.
"Why can't you just get started?"
"We've been over this a hundred times..."
"Please just put your shoes on — we're already late."
Sound familiar? You're not failing as a parent. Your child's brain is still building the skills it needs — and this workbook shows you exactly how to help.
Executive functions are the brain's "control center" — the skills behind focus, planning, emotional control, and follow-through. In kids ages 6–12, these skills are still under construction. That's why smart, capable children still forget their lunchbox, melt down over homework, or quit halfway through a chore.
This workbook gives you a clear, compassionate roadmap across 5 core skill pillars — with quick daily tools that fit into real life.
Here's What You'll Learn Inside:
Focus & Attention — Why kids get stuck before starting and how to rebuild focus mid-task
Planning, Time & Organization — How to break big tasks into small steps and make time feel "real"
Emotional Regulation & Flexibility — What's behind the big reactions and how to recover from setbacks without shame
Motivation & Independence — Why rewards stop working and how to support follow-through without taking over
Real-Life Application — Strategies tailored for home routines, school challenges, and social situations
What Makes This Workbook Different:
A 5-Minute Tool in every chapter — short, practical activities you and your child can do together right away
Parent Snapshots to quickly recognize what your child is experiencing
Science-backed, but jargon-free and full of compassion
FREE Bonus: The Parent's EF Toolkit
"First Tiny Step" Starter Cards
"Bird by Bird" Task Breakdown Worksheet
Calm-Down Brain Reset Cards
The Last Stretch Progress Tracker
Morning & Afternoon Routine Builder
Support Level Dial Poster
5-Minute Tool Quick Reference Guide
Your child isn't giving you a hard time — they're having a hard time. Click "Buy Now" and give them the tools to thrive.
7 FREE Printable Bonuses Inside — Starter Cards, Routine Builders, Brain Reset Tools & More.
"Why can't you just get started?"
"We've been over this a hundred times..."
"Please just put your shoes on — we're already late."
Sound familiar? You're not failing as a parent. Your child's brain is still building the skills it needs — and this workbook shows you exactly how to help.
Executive functions are the brain's "control center" — the skills behind focus, planning, emotional control, and follow-through. In kids ages 6–12, these skills are still under construction. That's why smart, capable children still forget their lunchbox, melt down over homework, or quit halfway through a chore.
This workbook gives you a clear, compassionate roadmap across 5 core skill pillars — with quick daily tools that fit into real life.
Here's What You'll Learn Inside:
Focus & Attention — Why kids get stuck before starting and how to rebuild focus mid-task
Planning, Time & Organization — How to break big tasks into small steps and make time feel "real"
Emotional Regulation & Flexibility — What's behind the big reactions and how to recover from setbacks without shame
Motivation & Independence — Why rewards stop working and how to support follow-through without taking over
Real-Life Application — Strategies tailored for home routines, school challenges, and social situations
What Makes This Workbook Different:
A 5-Minute Tool in every chapter — short, practical activities you and your child can do together right away
Parent Snapshots to quickly recognize what your child is experiencing
Science-backed, but jargon-free and full of compassion
FREE Bonus: The Parent's EF Toolkit
"First Tiny Step" Starter Cards
"Bird by Bird" Task Breakdown Worksheet
Calm-Down Brain Reset Cards
The Last Stretch Progress Tracker
Morning & Afternoon Routine Builder
Support Level Dial Poster
5-Minute Tool Quick Reference Guide
Your child isn't giving you a hard time — they're having a hard time. Click "Buy Now" and give them the tools to thrive.
Author Biography
Elliot Reese is a neurodivergent writer and mental health advocate whose late autism diagnosis reshaped the way she understood her life. After years of burnout and masking, she began writing the kind of resources she wished she’d had—grounded in real experience and made practical for everyday life. Her work combines compassion with clarity, giving adults and families support that helps them navigate challenges while embracing who they are.
Editorial Reviews
"A practical and well-designed workbook that supports executive functioning development in children through simple, consistent strategies. The parent-guided approach makes it easy to apply in everyday routines without overwhelm. A valuable resource for building structure, follow-through, and connection at home." — Nazish Chaudhary, PhD, Clinical Psychology
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