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What your child develops with regular exercises
Short games and tasks help your child naturally practise the skills they use every day:
01Attention and concentration
Your child practises sticking to a single activity, noticing details, and following instructions.
02Memory and thinking
They practise remembering things, making connections, and solving simple problems.
03Coordination
They develop hand-eye coordination, accuracy, and motor skills.
04Self-control
They learn to pause, listen to instructions, and complete tasks step by step.
Two books: one for you, one for your child
NEUROBOOK — for you
“You know what to do.”
102 games and exercises. For each exercise, you’ll see exactly what you need and what it focuses on. You can read it right on your phone—no printing required.
NEUROPAD — for your child
“Your child knows what to do.”
136 worksheets across 13 types of exercises. Just print them out, and your child can write, draw, search, compare, and complete the activities.
What changes you’ll see in your child
They’ll see tasks through to the end. Your child practises keeping their attention on one thing instead of leaving it half-finished.
Less frustration with tasks. “I can’t do this” gradually turns into “Look, I did it!”
Calmer afternoons and evenings. After-school or bedtime play — screen-free and without arguments.
Perfect for kids who get easily distracted or tend to be “in their own world.”
Attention, patience, and self-control — skills that are useful far beyond the classroom.
A game for your child, clear guidance for you. You’ll know exactly what each activity focuses on.
15 minutes a day. A simple plan you can actually stick to.
NEUROBOOK — for parents
102 exercises · 68 pages
A look inside the NEUROBOOK
Real pages, no stock images.
Attention and concentration 52 exercises
Staying focused on one task and not getting distracted.
Cognitive development 26 exercises
Memory, thinking, and processing information.
Stretching 10 exercises
Relaxing the body before your child sits down to a task.
Breathing exercises 14 exercises
Calming down when anger or frustration strikes.
Plus an introduction on why struggles may begin before school, and a chapter on brain structure.
NEUROPAD — for your child
136 worksheets · 13 types of exercises · 166 pages
Take a look inside the NEUROPAD
Real pages, no stock illustrations.
Hand-eye coordination and precision 55 worksheets
Your child draws according to instructions — training precision and following directions.
Both hands at once 45 worksheets
The left and right hands do different things. This trains attention switching.
Memory and logic 14 worksheets
Memorise, decode, and reproduce a pattern.
Calm and focus 22 worksheets
Drawing a continuous line without lifting the pencil, building from a template.
Graphic dictation 15 worksheets
Drawing on grid paper following dictated steps.
Drawing with both hands 15 worksheets
The left and right hands draw at the same time.
Mirror drawing 15 worksheets
Your child finishes the other half of the picture like a reflection in a mirror.
Colour squares by pattern 15 worksheets
Transferring a pattern square by square.
Neurodrawings 12 worksheets
Drawing a picture in one continuous stroke without lifting the pencil.
Happy squares 10 worksheets
Recreating a picture square by square next to the template.
Working with Lego 10 worksheets
Building from a template using standard bricks.
Attention switchers 10 worksheets
Placing their hands on hand outlines, where each finger has its own task.
Hemisphere training · variant 1 10 worksheets
The right and left hands react to different instructions.
Hemisphere training · variant 2 10 worksheets
Each shape represents a different hand movement.
Memorise and draw 5 worksheets
Look, memorise, and draw from memory.
Follow the template 5 worksheets
A template at the top, with your child working from it below.
Picture coding 4 worksheets
Creating a picture from numbers in a grid.
Plus 14 pages of solutions
For every graphic dictation and coding exercise. No need to guess if you got it right.
Both PDF files will be sent straight to your inbox. Nothing to post, no shipping fees, no waiting around.
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Read the first 12 pages
They will help you better understand where your child might need more support. It only takes 15 minutes.
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15 minutes a day
Choose one short activity. If you have time, you can add a worksheet. You don’t have to do everything every day.
You can do most activities with things you already have at home
Paper
Crayons
Ball
Blocks
A balance board is handy for just a few balance exercises — but you can easily skip those.
Try it right now
Try one of the games
This is what the exercise looks like in the NEUROBOOK — the text and pictures are straight from page 16. Stand facing your child:
Part 1 · Attention and Concentration
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Nose — ceiling — floor
The adult names one thing but points to another. The child must point to what the adult NAMED — and not copy their gesture.
NOSEpoint a finger at your nose
CEILINGpoint your hand up
FLOORpoint your hand down
First, run through the "nose-ceiling-floor" sequence (2 repetitions) so the child remembers the rule. Then start mixing it up — name one thing, point to another, and gradually speed up the pace.
WHY
This game trains the ability to follow a rule and resist the automatic urge to copy the adult — this is how self-control and concentration develop.
Did you get the hang of it?
You’ll find another 101 activities in the NEUROBOOK — each with a description of what you’ll need and what it focuses on.
Imagine that in just 15 minutes a day
Homework without tears and no more “I can’t do it.”
Calmer evenings — screen-free and without arguments.
More patience when things don’t go right the first time.
Playtime that trains attention and concentration at the same time.
And that is exactly what both books are built to do.
If you find the materials aren’t right for you within 30 days, simply email us at support@myneurobook.com and we’ll refund your money.
Frequently Asked Questions
Right after payment, you’ll receive two PDF files by email. Nothing to post, no shipping fees, no waiting. You can download them to your phone and computer, and they’re yours to keep forever.
For children aged 3 to 14. The exercises are graded — with younger ones, you’ll start with simple movement games, while with older kids, you’ll jump straight into more challenging tasks for attention and concentration, as well as logic skills.
No. Every exercise explains exactly what you’ll need, how to do it, and what skill it practises. You don’t have to look anything up or come up with ideas yourself.
You don’t need to print the NEUROBOOK — it’s a guide for you, and you can read it on your phone. The NEUROPAD is a workbook your child writes in, so you will need to print that. But not all 136 worksheets at once — you just print them one by one as you go. They are in standard A4 format, and a regular home printer is all you need.
You are covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee. Just email us at support@myneurobook.com and we’ll refund your money. You don’t have to explain anything or fill out any forms.
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