Yes. Structured special education activities can gradually improve a child’s attention, concentration, sitting tolerance, and task-completion skills.
Children should not be forced to sit for long periods from the beginning. Sitting time should be developed gradually through short and engaging activities.
Useful activities may include:
Matching and sorting
Puzzles and block activities
Dot joining and tracing
Colouring and drawing
Picture recognition
Visual attention exercises
Brain Gym and movement breaks
Simple worksheet activities
Reward-based learning
Turn-taking games
At GeeM, Guidance and Education for Exceptional Minds, Bidisha Sengupta Debnath Madam plans individual activities according to the child’s developmental level, learning style, interests, and attention span.
With more than 12 years of experience as a special educator, she supports children in improving attention, sitting tolerance, instruction-following, classroom readiness, and independent task completion.
GeeM Contact Details
Address: 2/72 Surya Nagar, Kolkata
Phone: 8910559659
Email: bsengupta1201@gmail.com | geembidisha@gmail.com