An organized collection covering 8 learning areas, grounded in neuroscience and educational psychology. Print an activity, share it with a child, and make learning feel like play at home, in school, or in a session.
They lose their place, forget the instructions, or get frustrated with scissors. You try worksheets you found online, but they're scattered and disconnected, and you can't tell what skill each one is building.
At school, you hear about attention problems. At home, the tablet always wins. And between work and family, there simply isn't time to create activities from scratch.
It's not a lack of effort. What's missing is a set of activities organized by skill, with a clear purpose behind every page.
Each activity identifies its learning area, states its goal, and gives brief instructions. Just print and use it.
Each pack focuses on a specific skill, so you can choose what a child needs instead of guessing.
Selective attention, visual search, and matching activities help children stay with a task longer and filter out distractions.
Recall, memorization, and recognition challenges build working memory, helping children hold on to information and use it again.
Puzzles, sequences, and brainteasers help children analyze, spot patterns, and solve problems on their own.
Planning, organizing, and making choices help children practice impulse control and switch strategies when needed.
Position boards, left-right activities, and spatial tasks help children understand locations, directions, and routes more precisely.
Visual matching and detail discrimination help children identify, compare, and interpret shapes, colors, and images.
Tracing, cutting, threading, fitting pieces together, and visual-motor activities help build precision, dexterity, and hand-eye coordination.
Dice, dominoes, counting materials, and first arithmetic activities help children develop number sense and understand quantities.
No complicated platform and no shipping to wait for.
As soon as payment is confirmed, access to the Learning Skills Activity Pack arrives in your inbox. Open it on your phone, tablet, or computer.
The resources are organized by learning area. Pick activities that suit the child's age and needs, then print them at home, even in black and white.
At home, in the classroom, or in a session. Every activity states its goal, so you know which skill you're working on and can follow the child's progress.
Activities informed by neuroscience and educational psychology: playful, creative, and designed with a learning purpose on every page.
💡 Designed for ages 3 and up, including children with ADHD, autism, giftedness, learning disabilities, and other neurodevelopmental challenges when reading, writing, attention, reasoning, or school performance is difficult.
Strengthen the skills children need to work through difficulties and keep up in class.
Help children stay engaged longer, with fewer distractions.
Encourage initiative, organization, and confidence to try things on their own.
Engaging activities that spark curiosity and motivation.
Help children keep trying, manage frustration, and work through obstacles.
Enjoy hands-on moments that build real skills.
I use the selective attention activities to start the day. After 10 minutes, the class settles down. I've printed the visual perception pack three times because the children keep asking for it.
I admit I was skeptical when I bought it. I thought it would be another set of coloring sheets. Leo has ADHD, and he stayed with the number dominoes for twenty minutes straight. That hadn't happened in months.
The materials are organized by skill, exactly what I needed for sessions. I use the logic sequences with 5- and 6-year-olds, and the skills map helps me explain to parents what we're working on.
I was looking for something to do on weekends that wasn't a tablet. The tracing and cutting activities have become our Saturday morning game. My 4-year-old daughter asks for “scissor time” every day.
The individual development plan is already set up, and I can adapt it in five minutes. I used to create everything from scratch for each child. The focus and concentration pack is the one I use most.
I bought it for my teachers, and we shared it at the center. The spatial awareness boards work well in small groups, too. One tip: print the dice in color if you can.
It was my first year as a special ed teacher, and I didn't know where to start. The skills checklist gave me a clear picture of the child, and I chose activities from there. It took away a lot of my anxiety.
I had doubts about the price. It seemed too low for what was promised. But I printed the memory pack and had enough activities for a whole week of camp with kids ages 6 to 10.
These aren't filler. Each one removes a real obstacle between buying the kit and using it well with a child.
A checklist-based inventory to capture key skills and quickly see which areas need more support.
A ready-to-adapt template to support a child's development and track progress week by week.
50 straightforward strategies to support skills a child finds challenging and make each activity more effective.
More than 45 classic games organized by skill, so you can support neurodevelopment with things you already have at home.
A day-by-day plan for choosing an activity, 15 minutes at a time, without having to decide where to begin.
Printable milestone chart, medals, and certificates to turn practice into a challenge a child wants to complete.
How to talk with teachers or parents about progress and challenges: ready-to-use phrases, what to bring, and what to ask.
Total bonus value: $109 · all included in the Complete Kit
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The 8 learning areas and 50+ resources
30-day guarantee included
The full kit plus all 7 bonuses
30-day guarantee included
Download the kit, print the activities, and try them with a child. If you're not happy with it within 30 days, email me at contact@learning-skills-activity.online and I'll refund the full amount. No forms and no questions. This applies to both the Essential and Complete Kits.
As soon as payment is confirmed, you'll receive an email with a link to all the materials, usually within a few minutes. Check your spam folder the first time, too.
All resources are digital PDF files formatted for A4 printing. Open them on any phone, tablet, or computer without installing anything.
No. A home printer and regular paper are fine. Many activities work in black and white; we recommend color for the dice and dominoes, but it isn't required.
Ages 3 and up. Activities have different levels within each learning area, so you can choose what's right for the child and move up when they're ready.
Yes. The materials are also designed for children with ADHD, autism, giftedness, learning disabilities, and other neurodevelopmental challenges. They don't replace support from a specialist, but they offer a practical tool for home, classroom, or therapy sessions.
Yes. It was designed for that, too. You can print it as often as you need for your own children, students, or patients. You may not resell it or distribute it to others.
Forever. The materials are yours to download whenever you want and reprint as needed.
You have 30 days to try it. If it isn't a fit, email me for a full refund, no questions asked.
50+ ready-to-use activities across 8 learning areas, starting at $9. Try them for 30 days without risk.
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