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Make Science a Part of Your ADD Student’s Summer

By Brenda On May 22, 2013 · Add Comment · In School
While kids are on summer break, it’s important to keep their academic skills polished. Reading is the most important of all, and math is a close second. Reinforcing these skills is important for all students, but especially true for ADD Students, who may have been behind at the end of the school year. Concentrating on [...]
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Promoting Healthy Eating Habits in ADD Students

By Brenda On May 20, 2013 · Add Comment · In Nutrition
Part of taking care of ADD symptoms and making sure your brain is working at optimal function is to eat a healthy diet. When it comes to kids, though, that’s sometimes easier said than done. You can make a healthy breakfast but how much will they eat? And how many times will they go for [...]
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Setting a Schedule for an ADD Child

By Brenda On May 16, 2013 · Add Comment · In Time Management
Today’s post is a guest post from Sara Dawkins, a professional nanny and owner of the website Nanny Pro. Setting a Schedule for an ADD Child Living with a child that has Attention Deficit Disorder can be quite a handful at times. As most parents feel like they have to repeat themselves, you actually do…often. [...]
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