Free ADHD Support Workbook for Kids
ADHD Support Workbook for Kids
Help children understand themselves, recognise what they do well and discover practical tools that work for them.

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Printable PDF · strengths-based ADHD support · free download
What’s inside
- 23 printable pages
- ADHD strengths activities
- Feelings and emotional regulation
- Calm and grounding tools
- Personal support planning
Designed to help children
- Explore and name feelings
- Identify personal strengths
- Build confidence and self-awareness
- Learn calming and coping strategies
- Think about what helps them focus and ask for support





A positive, practical way to explore ADHD together
ADHD can affect much more than attention. Feelings, routines, organisation, impulse control and confidence can all be part of a child’s everyday experience. This positive, child-friendly workbook gives children and the adults supporting them a practical way to explore those experiences together — without presenting ADHD as something that needs to be “fixed”.
Through strengths-based activities, feelings work, calming strategies and personal support planning, children can build self-awareness and identify the approaches that help them feel more confident and supported.
Activities include
- ADHD Iceberg
- My Anger Volcano
- My Feelings Wheel
- ADHD Strengths
- My Super Strength Shield
- ADHD Support Tools
- My Support Plan
- My Calm Toolbox and Calm Jar
- Balloon Breathing Practice
- Grounding, calming and reflection activities
Great for
Home use, SEN/SEND support, classroom wellbeing, calm corners, therapy or one-to-one support activities, parent-child discussions and pastoral support.
Please note: This workbook is for educational and supportive purposes only. It is not intended to diagnose ADHD or replace advice from a qualified medical, educational or mental health professional. Every child is different, so please adapt the activities to suit the child’s age, needs and comfort level.