Brain Gym for ADHD Weekly Workouts for Sharp Thinkers

In these worksheet activities, learners will sharpen their critical thinking skills, boost their focus, and practice logical reasoning through fun, interactive puzzles and brain challenges. Great worksheet activities for ADHD.
This class is designed to support kids who want to grow their attention, strategy, and flexible thinking in a low-pressure, high-engagement environment.

What will be taught?
Students will learn to approach problems logically, identify patterns, make predictions, and explain their reasoning out loud. They'll gain confidence in solving puzzles step-by-step, analyzing tricky questions, and building mental stamina — all through games that feel more like play than schoolwork.

What topics will you cover?
Each week, we rotate puzzle types to keep things fresh and challenging:

Logic grids and deduction games

Picture analogies and "What comes next?" sequences

Match the pictures with the correct one.

Pattern-building and strategy challenges

Focus and memory games to boost attention
students can join any time!

How is the class structured?
Every 30-minute session includes:

Quick warm-up challenge to get the brain moving

Main puzzle set (2–3 themed activities with increasing difficulty)

Collaborative solving and discussion


The puzzles are shared using slides and visuals (created by the teacher), and students are encouraged to solve them together, take turns, or offer group strategies.

How will you teach?
I use a highly visual and discussion-based teaching style with slides, shared activities, and interactive thinking questions. Learners are invited to try, guess, explain their logic, and cheer each other on — building both focus and social confidence. Mistakes are treated as part of the learning process.