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Keeping BusyScheduling activities during the summer keeps kids physically and mentally engaged.Filed Under: Summer for ADHD Kids We manage the energy levels of our six-year-old, Ellie, through daily physical activity — swimming, biking, trips to the park, and so on. And since she is more impulsive when she’s bored, we keep her mentally engaged in reading and crafts. —Jennifer Brecht, Charlottesville, Virginia 
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