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1. The Coin Game

• This fast-paced game can help improve memory and sequencing skills as well as concentration.

Take a pile of assorted coins, then choose five and arrange them into a sequence. Get your child to look at them closely for 15 seconds or so, then cover them with a sheet of paper. Ask your child to make the same pattern using the coins in front of them. When they’ve finished, note down the time they took and whether or not they got the pattern right; if they didn’t, get them to try again.

The more you play this game, the faster and more accurate your child should get – and you can increase the difficulty by using more coins in demonisations or longer sequences.

2. Spot The Difference

• Spot the difference is brilliant for getting children to pay attention to small details. You can tailor them to your child’s age and ability, and they also have the benefit of being portable and readily available online, which makes them perfect for travel or waiting rooms.

Puzzles where your child has to spot the difference or find a hidden object in a picture are good for developing concentration.

3. Kim’s Game

• This old-fashioned party game is a great way for helping children develop their concentration skills.

Take a selection of small household objects, such as a teaspoon, a key, a hair clip, etc., and arrange them on a tray. Give your child 30 seconds to study the objects, then cover them up with a towel. There are then two possible ways to play the game: either you can ask your child to recall as many objects as possible, or you can sneakily remove one item then uncover the tray and ask them to identify what’s missing.

4. Colouring Circles

• Start by drawing a series of small circles on a sheet of paper for your child to colour, as neatly as possible while staying within the lines. Start small and start drawing slightly larger circles that will take a little longer time to colour.

As your child’s ability to focus improves, you can introduce bigger shapes and more complex patterns that will take them longer to complete, helping to extend the amount of time they can concentrate for.

5. Dancing Games

• If you have a Wii, Xbox, or other console, games where your child has to copy a dance sequence shown on screen are brilliant for boosting concentration skills for kids who find it hard to sit still and focus on tabletop exercises. They also help develop processing speed and motor skills and will help a fidgety child burn off excess energy too.