"It's a great way to practice [problem solving] without it effecting anything in the 'real world'."The game of checkers allows the child to view multiple options, and learn how to decide which option is best.
Posted By: Lori S
Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Problem Solving Solution
Teaching problem solving techniques to a child with ADHD can be difficult. A short article from ParentingIdeas.com suggests using the game of checkers.
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