The Executive Functioning Workbook for Kids—5 Books in 1

Fun 5-Minute Activities to Master Time Management, Boost Focus, and Stay Organized Every Day (Executive Skills for Life)

De: Taylor Reed

Narrado por: Larry Walsh

Transform Daily Struggles into Success—One Simple Step at a Time!

Is your child struggling with focus, organization, or emotional regulation? Are daily meltdowns and stress making family life harder than it needs to be? This audiobook provides a simple, engaging approach to help kids develop essential executive functioning skills—so they can thrive in school, at home, and beyond.

In just 5-10 minutes a day, your child can build better habits for focus, time management, memory, and problem-solving. With expert-backed strategies and fun, practical exercises, this audio book turns learning into an enjoyable experience for both kids and parents.

Inside, You’ll Discover:

• How to strengthen focus and minimize distractions
• Time management tricks that make routines effortless
• Fun memory-boosting techniques kids will love
• Simple problem-solving strategies to build confidence
• Emotional intelligence tools for better friendships and self-control
• Stress management techniques to create a calm, happy home

Get instant access to planners, charts, and engaging tools designed to make executive functioning easy and fun.

©2025 Omid Kazravan (P)2025 Taylor Reed

This will make your mornings way easier!

I grabbed this for a friend's 9-year-old who struggles with staying on task, and it’s been a total game changer. The short, fun activities are something they can actually stick with - no battles, no eye rolls. They started using it before school and it’s made their mornings way less chaotic. They even caught him trying to “beat his time” on his own! Highly recommend for any parent trying to build focus without the drama.

Focus Made Fun

Listening to this made supporting my child’s routine so much easier. The short, engaging activities were perfect for our mornings. I noticed improvement in how my kid handles tasks and stays focused. It gave us both structure without stress. Honestly, it felt like a daily win we could share.

Fun and easy way to help kids develop skills

I really liked The Executive Functioning Workbook for Kids. The activities were quick, simple, and actually fun, which made it easy to keep kids interested. I appreciated how the audiobook broke everything down into small steps, so it didn’t feel overwhelming for kids or adults. It gave a lot of helpful ideas for building focus, time management, and organization in a way that feels natural.

Focus Made Fun

Listening to this was a game changer during our after-school routine. The five-minute activity format made it easy to keep my kid engaged without overwhelm. Larry Walsh’s narration felt friendly and upbeat—my child actually looked forward to it! We noticed better organization within the first week. It’s now part of our daily flow.

Fun, Easy Activities for Kids to Boost Focus

The 5-minute activities are both fun and engaging, making learning time management, focus, and organization enjoyable. I love how the book provides practical exercises that can be done every day, making it easy to build habits and improve skills. The activities are straightforward, and the narration is energetic, keeping kids engaged. If you’re looking for a way to help kids develop key skills for life in an easy, accessible way, this audiobook is perfect!

Mastering Focus Daily

Listening to this audiobook has been incredibly beneficial in helping me improve my time management and focus. The fun, 5-minute activities provided were easy to follow and made learning essential executive skills enjoyable. The narrator’s engaging voice kept me motivated, and I found myself applying the strategies to stay organized and improve my daily routines. The quick, practical exercises were perfect for fitting into my busy schedule. After finishing, I feel more in control of my time and tasks, with greater clarity and focus.

A Total Lifesaver for Our Daily Routines

The Executive Functioning Workbook for Kids turned our chaotic mornings and homework battles into something way more manageable. The 5 minute activities are simple, fun, and actually work to help kids build focus, time management, and organization skills without it feeling like a chore. My kid even asks for some of the games now! If you’re a busy parent looking for real, easy wins, this audiobook is a must have.

Comprehensive guide

The Executive Functioning Workbook for Kids—5 Books in 1 delivers practical tools that help kids develop essential life skills in an engaging and interactive way. It does a great job ad simplifying complex executive functioning concepts into manageable, fun, and age-appropriate activities. The book is easy for both adults and kids to follow along, and the short 5-minute exercises are perfect for busy schedules. Highly recommend for parents, teachers, homeschoolers and even therapists looking for a fun and effective way to support kids in building the foundational skills they need to flourish.

Very helpful!

My kid has ADHD and our days used to feel like a constant battle—meltdowns, forgetting stuff, struggling to stay on track. I wasn’t sure this audiobook would really help, but it’s actually making a difference. We started doing the exercises together, and now he’s getting a bit more organized and doesn’t spiral as fast when things go wrong. It’s not some overnight fix, but it’s real progress, and that means everything to me right now.

Wasn't Sure They'd Use It & Now It's a Daily Thing

I purchased this for my 9-year-old friend who has been having issues with focus and getting things done at school and at home. Honestly, I didn't think much of it would actually make a difference—just hoped it would make a little. But my friend came back and said her son actually enjoys using it, which is huge.

It's broken up into different sections, so it's not redundant. The exercises themselves are short and simple, but they seem to make him sit back and think things through rather than react. My friend told me that she's seen that he's now thinking ahead more and isn't getting frustrated so quickly.