
Life Skills
Life Skills for Boys Aged 4–8
A twelve-week, research-informed plan of short activities that build confidence, emotional intelligence and independence in younger boys.
Ages 4–8 · For parents

Life Skills
Inspiring Stories, Fun Games and Activities to Build Resilience and Life Skills
Children take advice far more readily from a character than from an instruction. Charley Marley and Maximus Jack meet setbacks, get things wrong and keep going — and each story is followed by games and creative activities that make the lesson stick.
It works as a read-together book at home and as a source of short, purposeful activities between other commitments.
Families with primary-aged children who respond better to stories and play than to being told how to cope.
What's inside
Bouncing back after a mistake or a disappointment
Trying again when the first attempt fails
Talking about difficult feelings
Confidence built through small successes
Available on Amazon

Life Skills
A twelve-week, research-informed plan of short activities that build confidence, emotional intelligence and independence in younger boys.
Ages 4–8 · For parents

Parents
A twelve-week plan for setting screen time and gaming boundaries that hold — without a weekly argument about the tablet.
For parents of primary and lower-secondary children

Learning
A thirty-day structured challenge covering the 1–12 times tables, with timed tests that build both recall and speed.
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