Screen Time Balance

Liam Lockhart

Beschreibung

Elika and Jovin journey into the fantastical Digital Domain, where dazzling apps and games swirl around like magic. Their guide, Tech Tamer Axiom the tortoise, shows them how to tame the notification storm, schedule healthy screen sessions, and practice posture and eye-rest rituals. They learn to balance thirty minutes of screen time with fifteen minutes of outdoor play, breathing breaks, and creative unplugged activities. When social media scrolls threaten to hijack their focus, they activate the Mindful Pause Protocol to regain calm. Through teamwork and playful lessons, they discover that technology shines brightest when paired with limits, movement, and mindful breaks.

Verfügbar seit: 15.08.2025.

Drucklänge: 143 Seiten.

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