Learning at Home: Sample Schedule & Resources for Elementary School Students with ADHD

As school districts across the country close — some indefinitely — in response to the novel respiratory disease outbreak, many parents are suddenly scrambling to figure out how to balance academics with arts, with athletics, with social distancing, with mental health, and with their own work-for-home job obligations.

For parents of children in elementary school, who are too young to stay at home alone and to keep themselves productively occupied, the struggle is all the more challenging. Even as schools introduce remote learning plans, it’s up to parents to keep a steady daily schedule filled with appropriate educational resources. It’s up to us to ensure that our children continue to learn and develop — while maintaining the peace at home — and with no real road map to speak of.

Here is ADDitude’s sample daily schedule designed to keep children with ADHD engaged and interested, along with educational resources for each subject that guarantee quality learning.

Tell us: What other learning or activity resources would you recommend to ADDitude families? Use the comments below to share recommendations!

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