Dyslexia
Activities for children with dyslexia: a practical guide by age
What dyslexia is explained calmly, common signs and 8 concrete activities to do at home, organized by age band.
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Dyslexia, ADHD, autism and dyscalculia: practical guides for everyday life
Activities, printable exercises and visual support explained calmly, without jargon and without alarm. Designed for families, speech therapists, educational psychologists and schools looking for real ideas for today.
ADHD
Printable ADHD exercises that really work
Sustained attention, self-regulation and visual planning: which kinds of exercises work and why "generic and free" sometimes isn't enough.
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Autism
Downloadable autism material: visual support for autism at home
What visual support is and why it helps, types of material (routines, social stories, planners) and good practice for using it at home.
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Dyslexia
Signs of dyslexia by age: what to look for and when to seek help
Common signs organized by age band, without alarm and without diagnosing, and what to do if several feel familiar.
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Literacy
Games to improve literacy in children, by age
Games with sounds, syllables and reading comprehension to practise at home, useful with or without a diagnosed difficulty.
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ADHD
Attention activities for children with ADHD you can try today
Sustained-attention exercises by age band: mazes, visual search and pattern games, explained step by step.
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Dyscalculia
Dyscalculia: what it is and exercises to practise at home
What dyscalculia is, common signs and exercises with hands-on examples, organized by age band.
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Autism
Visual routines for autism: how to make them step by step
A 6-step tutorial to create your first visual routine at home, with common mistakes to avoid.
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Dyslexia + ADHD
Dyslexia and ADHD together: how to adapt material when they co-occur
Co-occurrence data, why generic material falls short and how to adapt sessions when both difficulties live together.
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Families
How to talk to the school about adjustments: a guide for parents
What to prepare before the meeting, how to approach it calmly and examples of reasonable adjustments to ask for.
Read more →More guides on the way
We'll keep expanding this blog little by little, with new categories and angles. Here are some of the next ideas we're preparing:
- How to choose adapted material based on the child's age
- A guide for speech therapists: customizable material for clinic
- Multi-language material for bicultural families
- Mild hearing impairment and complementary visual support
Planned categories: Dyslexia · ADHD · Autism · Dyscalculia · Families · Professionals — no promised dates, we'll publish as we go.