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

Skills for kids

This book breaks down different physical and emotional skills in a way that is easy for kids to understand. This book also has great tips for parents to help their child.

Comprehensive Executive Functioning Workbook

This comprehensive audiobook delivers exactly what it promises: practical, bite-sized strategies for developing executive functioning skills in children. The "5-10 minutes a day" approach makes it genuinely accessible for busy families, while the content remains substantive enough to create meaningful change.

The book's strength lies in its systematic approach to complex skills. Rather than overwhelming parents with theory, it breaks down executive functioning into manageable components—focus, time management, memory, problem-solving, and organization. Each section provides concrete activities that children can actually engage with, making abstract concepts tangible and actionable.

The bonus materials add significant value, particularly the "Brain Boss" character chart and emotional regulation wheel. These visual tools help children connect with the concepts on their level, transforming what could be dry skill-building into engaging adventures. The daily planner guide addresses a common pain point for families struggling with morning routines.

What sets this resource apart is its evidence-based foundation without academic stuffiness. The strategies feel grounded in real child development principles while remaining playful and age-appropriate. Parents report seeing improvements in their children's confidence and daily functioning within weeks of implementation.

However, the audiobook format has limitations for a workbook-style resource. While the narrator presents the material clearly, parents will likely need to pause frequently to implement activities or reference the printable bonuses. Some concepts would benefit from visual demonstration rather than audio description alone.

The 5-in-1 structure occasionally feels rushed, with some sections deserving deeper exploration. Parents dealing with children who have significant executive functioning challenges might need additional resources beyond this foundation.

Overall, this audiobook succeeds as an accessible entry point for families seeking practical executive functioning support. It transforms overwhelming developmental goals into manageable daily practices, making it a valuable addition to any parent's toolkit for raising confident, capable children.

Highly Recommended!

Listening to The Executive Functioning Workbook for Kids (5 Books in 1) was not only informative but surprisingly engaging. Larry Walsh’s narration brings warmth and clarity to a topic that could easily feel clinical or overwhelming. He manages to strike the perfect tone (friendly), encouraging, and calm which makes the content feel accessible for parents, educators, or anyone supporting a child’s growth.

What really stands out is how well the audiobook is structured. Even though it’s based on a workbook, the audio version flows naturally and keeps you interested with practical examples, relatable scenarios, and clear explanations. It’s not just reading from a textbook, it feels like a thoughtful conversation, with a guide who truly understands how kids think and learn.

The pacing is perfect, not rushed, not too slow so you can absorb the information without feeling lost or bogged down. It’s easy to imagine applying the tips in real-life situations as you listen. And because the strategies are broken down into small, manageable parts, the audiobook is great for listening in short bursts, ideal for busy parents.

Whether you’re new to the concept of executive functioning or already familiar with it, this audiobook makes the subject feel approachable and hopeful. It’s packed with value and feels empowering to listen to. A fantastic resource made even better by its thoughtful narration.

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.

Heck yeah, focus your kids 4 parents and teachers!

I enjoyed this audible, the author really tackled the topics every parent wants to break down to their children. From managing emotions, being positive, building strong relationships it's quite the powerhouse. My 12 year old liked the organizing like a pro or what are some great routines for success, its make quite the improvement in his room. Our family is big on practicing gratitude and kindness, and this is a great reminder to be mindful of what we do, what everyone else is doing. Those questions were super awesome like what are we thankful for, what is something that we love, our friends that make us feel good. Those seeds that we plant inside of us that make everyone feel great. So naturally we enjoyed this just as much as the kids. We learned a whole lot too such as how stress affects kids, creating calm spaces, fun games to declutter, and understanding each others feelings as sometimes as parents, life gets the best of us. Great listen.