Dr. Lynne Kenney is the nation’s leading pediatric psychologist in the development of cognitive-physical activity programs for students K-6. Dr. Kenney develops curriculum, programming, and activities to improve children’s cognition through coordinative cognitive-motor movement, executive function skill-building strategies, and social-emotional learning.
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ENGAGE: Improving Cognition, Learning & Behavior – PreK-6th – Strategies & Activities to Reshape Education
Executive Function Skills & Self-Regulation are the Keys to Academic and Life-Long Success Each week I have the honor to speak with teachers and clinicians around the world. We have valuable meetings about distance [...]
Our NEW Executive Function Resources all on One Page!
We have a NEW Executive Function in the Classroom, Home & Clinic PreK-6th-grade resource page you can share with your schools. Our NEW 6-Hour MasterClass ENGAGE to bring cognitive skills coaching and cognitive-physical activities [...]
Coping Well as Parents and Teachers During Distance Learning
Teaching, parenting and family life during #Covid19 has brought opportunities for learning and growth to us all. Every day brings new insights, adaptations and reflections. Recently, school psychologist Rebecca Comizio, 4th-grade teacher Ashley Ezell [...]
Keeping Routines, Schedules and Structure at Home
School Psychologist Rebecca Comizio, Neuropsychologist Dr. David Nowell, Therapist Wendy Young, parenting expert Sue Atkins, I are sharing resources to help parents and teachers maintain routines, schedules, structure, and growth at home amidst [...]
70+ Executive Function “I DID IT!” Motivation Badges FREE #BrainLiteracy, #SEL & #DistanceLearning
In light of requests by some of the parents, teachers, and clinicians in our worldwide Executive Function and Social-Emotional Learning community Wendy Young, Rebecca Comizio, Dr. David Nowell, Mike Kuczala and I have developed [...]
30+ Physical Activity Programs and Resources for Parents, Teachers, Principals & Clinicians
We know that physical activity is beneficial for health, stress reduction, social relationships, and cognition. Yet, our children have never moved less. Obesity-related illnesses are on the rise as are anxiety, depression, and stress-related [...]
Introducing…Brain Primers!
BrainPrimers™ are physical activity decks designed to engage students’ attention, memory, self-control, cognitive flexibility, self-regulation, and social interaction through fun physical movements. These mindful, beat-based activities were developed by Dr. Lynne Kenney and Mike Kuczala to will enliven the cognition in your classroom or learning setting.
