Worried about a summer slide? Think creatively to stimulate your child’s curious, clever ADHD mind over the long vacation and prevent learning loss. Try these fun activities to start a new tradition: the summer swell.
It’s real — and it’s hard on neurodivergent kids, especially those who have ADHD. Without the structure of school, they tend to drift. Learning often screeches to a halt as the siren song of screens lures them to Mario Kart and Minecraft, TV and TikTok.
Two months later, they have forgotten the academic material they worked so hard to master all year. Parents are stuck re-teaching. Kids are stuck re-learning. It’s a blow to theirSome parents try to stave off thewith worksheets and brain-building books. But imitating school invites ugly battles. Our kids might loathe traditional lessons, but deep down, they’re learners. They’re doers and movers. Most of all, they’re curious.
. But I manage to keep them reading, writing, and learning by playing to their strengths. Here’s how.We live in a golden age of game-based learning, with programs that reward kids for accomplishing academic tasks. Learners are incentivized to work on math problems, read history texts, study science experiments, and more.
Growing gamers may also enjoy online coding classes. Most start from the basics and work up to more complicated computer languages. My 12-year-old quickly caught the gist of Roblox coding. Now, rather than play games, he and his bestie work collaboratively to develop them.
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