The 12-minute rule when a 6-year-old is climbing the walls
Most educational activities fail because they ask a kid to sit still for 40 minutes. That's not how 4–8 year olds work.
The version that actually happens at 5pm:
One printed page. Not a binder.
A 12-minute timer. When it rings, you're done even if it's unfinished.
No correcting. Ask one question: What did you notice?
If they want more, great. If they don't, you still got a quiet stretch without handing over a tablet.
That's the whole Neuropeques idea. Short, screen-free, and built for the hour when patience is already gone.
