Gus, Reflex Math is a fun online math fact game for kids that you could try with your DD.
I also need to mention that it's a normal pattern for highly intelligent children to have executive functioning lags - as compared to age peers - until age 11, at which point their executive functioning exceeds that of age peers.
Interesting Sanne, I didn't realize that at age 11 highly intelligent students EF typically exceeds that of peers. I wonder if that has been the observation of parents of gifted children IRL. Personally I have noticed that my DS had more EF issues earlier and that now they are mostly concerned with issues related to organizing himself and his materials (he is able to organize his thoughts really well in essays). I wonder what other parents experiences have been.
