I am so excited to tell you about this FREE 8-week course. It’s full of brain games for kids who struggle learning. But don’t let that title fool you: these games work just as well for kids who are excelling, and for every child in between. That’s because every child’s brain can grow stronger with the right exercises. Play these games from Equipping Minds, and watch your child’s reading, math, and confidence soar.
Homeschooling each of our children and directing their learning to their strengths and weaknesses is hard work. Maybe you’ve been in a place like me, where you sense something isn’t quite right with your child’s learning. But it’s not obvious enough to pinpoint. Does any of this sound familiar?
Equipping Minds can help every one of these kids. Their brain-strengthening games work no matter where your child’s learning currently stands.
Reading scores are not the only subject that your student will begin gaining ground on when using the Equipping Minds program. Their studies and my own experience shows that working memory, math skills, and most all other subjects will greatly improve as well.
You can watch the sessions later. YouTube channel. I’ve listed all eight sessions and handouts below
Click here to watch the 8 workshop sessions
What separates Equipping Minds from other programs is its holistic approach
“The Equipping Minds program uses nutritional therapy, primitive reflex exercises, sound therapy, vestibular therapy, and vision exercises in addition to Equipping Minds cognitive exercises.”
“It is based on a biblical view of human development that believes the brain can change. Equipping Minds also differs from other programs, in that, these brain strengthening exercises use what the student already knows.
Equipping Minds ingeniously sets aside academic skills allowing us to get to the foundational roots and cognitive functions, quickly and accurately.”
Sessions are recorded and available to watch on the Equipping Minds YouTube channel
Host a group at your home, church, or school. Play games to build cognitive, social, emotional, sensory, and motor skills. These games are used to find the specific areas in which the brain struggles such as working memory, processing speed, perceptual reasoning, and comprehension. Parents, teachers, and therapists are implementing at home, in the classroom, and in their centers improving reading, math, writing, language, social skills, and behavior.
*Blink– Ages 4- Adult- Brain strengthening
A fun, fast moving game.
*Color Code Ages 5 and up. 100 challenges featuring transparent stacking tiles. Can you use your brain to create the images shown on each challenge.
*Qwitch– 2-5 player, ages 7 and up
Deal out cards that display numbers (1-8), letters (A-H) and 12 directional cards (up, down or equal); follow directions of placing cards in the correct sequential order of up or down.
*Set– ages 8- adult
A brain-strengthening game where players look to for visual matches by color, shape, number, and shading, all in “sets” of three, to score the most points.
*Spot it– 2-5 player, ages 6 and up
A fast-paced game that sharpens reflexes and observation skills as you study colorful symbols and try to match them between cards.
*Stare Jr 2nd Edition– 2-6 players/teams, ages 6 and up
Test and train your visual memory skills; you have 30 seconds to stare at an image and then answer questions about it to be able to advance around the game board.
Grab some games and start strengthening those brain muscles!
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