The Amazing Focus Training Activity Books (Set of 2)

Twice the challenges. More ways to think, explore and play!

This duo includes two activity books, each featuring 300+ games and challenges:

🖤 Maze Challenge — Navigate mazes, explore different paths and practise thinking ahead.

❤️ Comprehensive Challenge — Enjoy a broader collection of activities designed to encourage observation, attention and problem-solving.

Together, they offer 600+ games and challenges for screen-free thinking adventures.

No pressure. No complicated lessons. Just little challenges and plenty of “I did it!” moments.

It's more than keeping little hands busy. 

Each challenge is an opportunity to practise: 

🧠 Focus & Attention — Slow down and notice the details. 
🔍 Observation — Look carefully before making a move. 
💡 Problem-Solving — Explore possibilities and discover solutions. 
💪 Patience & Persistence — Try again when things get tricky. 
🌟 Independent Thinking — Build confidence in figuring things out. 

The goal isn't perfection. It's helping children enjoy the process of thinking, trying and learning.

Keep it playful, simple and pressure-free.

Start with an activity your child finds interesting. Sit together for the first few challenges, then gradually encourage them to explore independently.

Try 5–10 minutes at a time, depending on their age and interest. If they get stuck, offer a little hint instead of immediately giving the answer.

Celebrate the effort, not just the result.

There's no need to finish a certain number of pages each day. Sometimes, one thoughtfully completed challenge is enough.

These books are labelled for ages 2–10, but the right starting point depends on your child's interests, abilities and readiness.

They may be a lovely fit if your child:

• Enjoys mazes, puzzles and little challenges.
• Loves figuring things out independently.
• Could use more opportunities to practise patience and concentration.
• Would benefit from engaging, screen-free activities.

Younger children may need more guidance, while older children can explore suitable challenges independently.

And if your child gets frustrated easily? That's okay too. Start small, celebrate their attempts and let confidence grow one challenge at a time.