
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

Learning
Super Times Tables Challenge — 5 Books in 1
Multiplication recall underpins almost every arithmetic mark a child loses at primary level. This five-in-one workbook sets out a thirty-day route through the 1–12 tables, with timed tests so progress is visible rather than assumed.
Short daily sessions suit children who lose focus in long practice blocks, and the timings make it obvious which facts are secure and which still need work.
Children roughly aged 7–11 (Years 3–6) who know their tables slowly, and parents who want a plan rather than endless worksheets.
What's inside
Fast, accurate recall of the 1–12 times tables
Fluency under time pressure
Which specific facts are still insecure
Confidence in written and mental arithmetic

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

Life Skills
Story-led resilience: two characters children remember, followed by games and activities that turn each story into a skill.
Primary-aged children · Read together

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