Movement break cards, focus timers, sensory checklists, and emotional regulation tools.Everything on this shelf is a practical tool for the day-to-day of learning at home — short movement resets, visual routines, focus practice and parent guidance. None of it is treatment for ADHD or any other condition, and none of it replaces the advice of the people who know your child. If your child is under the care of a doctor, paediatrician, psychologist or occupational therapist, their guidance comes first and these tools sit alongside it.
