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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. Written for families, speech therapists and schools looking for ideas they can use today.
The ones that never expire
These guides work the same in October as in June: activities by age, signs to look out for and how to work at home.
How to stop a young child getting glued to the screen
Nine countries say almost the same thing about screens and early childhood. What the research has actually measured, what cannot be claimed, and fourteen concrete things you can do at home this week.
UK helpUK 2026: the help families can actually claim
DLA, Carer’s Allowance, EHCPs and Right to Choose — with rates and where to apply.
DyslexiaActivities for children with dyslexia: a practical guide
8 activities for children with dyslexia to do at home, by age, explained step by step. Reading and writing exercises and practical tips.
DyslexiaSigns of dyslexia by age: what to look for
How to know if my child has dyslexia: signs by age band, from early years to secondary, explained calmly. When to consult a professional.
DyslexiaGames to improve literacy in children, by age
Simple games to improve literacy in children, grouped by blocks and age: sounds, syllables, words and comprehension. Ideas to practise at home starting today.
ADHDPrintable ADHD exercises that really work
Printable ADHD exercises for attention, self-regulation and planning. Free-generic vs. personalized, explained honestly. Try Zubibook.
ADHDAttention activities for children with ADHD you can try today
Sustained-attention activities for children with ADHD, organized by age: word searches, short mazes, symbol hunts and visual sequences.
AutismDownloadable autism material: visual support
Downloadable autism material: pictograms, visual routines and schedules for home. What visual support is, the types and good practice. Try Zubibook.
AutismVisual routines for autism: how to make them step by step
How to create a visual routine for autism step by step: choose the routine, break it into steps, pick pictograms and place it at home.
DyscalculiaDyscalculia: what it is and exercises to practise at home
What dyscalculia is, common signs and practical exercises by age to practise at home. A clear guide for families and teachers.
At homeDyslexia and ADHD together: adapting materials
Dyslexia and ADHD at the same time? Find out why generic material fails in these cases and how to adapt worksheets when both difficulties go together.
At homeTalking to your school about accommodations
How to talk to your school about accommodations for dyslexia or ADHD: what to prepare, what to say and examples of reasonable adjustments.
ESNews, dates and data
Grant deadlines, official statistics and evidence-checked news are published first on our Spanish blog.
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