When our kids know how to keep positive things in front of their minds, they’ll build resilience and become happier people. This gratitude journal for kids is a space for them to write those things down and practice finding reasons to be positive and things to be grateful for.
Gratitude doesn’t have to be about big things. It can be for small everyday events. It is all about appreciating the things around you rather than taking them all for granted. This journal helps kids find those small things to be grateful for every day.
Executive function skills help us access information, come up with solutions to problems, and implement those solutions. They also help us regulate our emotions and reactions to things. When executive function skills work properly, people do these things without even thinking about them. In a sense, executive functioning is almost like instinct.
Oftentimes, gifted and twice-exceptional kiddos struggle with executive function skills, and don’t do these things intuitively. They have difficulty with planning, organizing, and managing time and space. They may also struggle with their working memory. This workbook will help you and your child on the road to improving those executive function struggles so that they are empowered to tackle any and all problems that come their way!
