As a parent of a school-aged child, you undoubtedly make numerous attempts to help your child in school and with their studies. You enroll them in various extracurricular activities, take them to practice sessions, and teach them a foreign language. But are these activities enough to help your child learn better, remember more from their lessons, concentrate for longer periods, or better cope with stress during tests?

It is worth supporting all these extracurricular activities with fundamental exercises that improve concentration and attention, so that your child isn't distracted from their studies by a barking dog or other distractions. Additionally, training creativity helps your child better handle difficult challenges in school.

We have conducted thousands of sessions with children aged 4 to 18 years old and have seen how training memory, concentration, mindfulness, and perceptiveness positively affect children's learning, how they gain confidence when they see that they can independently handle difficult tasks, and how they have more free time to develop their passions and interests because they remember more from their school lessons and spend less time studying...

Having many years of experience, we want to share with you ideas on how you as a parent can support your child at home to better cope with the challenges of learning at various levels of education, from elementary school to high school.

FOR PARENTS - the exercises and tasks included in the guide can be done with children as young as 4 years old, and many of them do not require reading or writing skills
FOR GRANDPARENTS - the proposed games and activities are a great way to spend creative time with grandchildren and strengthen relationships, and the tasks included can also be helpful for grandparents as a form of prevention against dementia
FOR TEACHERS - the exercises are an interesting way to diversify school lessons
FOR OLDER SIBLINGS - the games can be done with younger siblings, strengthening the relationship between siblings