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The Super Brain Adventure Bundle pairs an engaging storybook with a hands-on activity book to help kids learn how their brains work and build healthy, screen-smart habits—through reading, play, and creativity.
Ignite curiosity, build understanding, and inspire meaningful change with the KBS Book Bundle—a complete set of resources that equips kids and families to thrive in a screen-heavy world.
Kids’ Brains & Screens: Home Edition is a family-friendly book that helps parents and kids understand how screen time affects brain health, behavior, and emotional well-being. Written in clear, age-appropriate language, it empowers families with science-based insights and practical tools to build healthier tech habits together. Perfect for home reading, family discussions, and kickstarting positive change beyond screens.
This pack includes four (4) copies of the Home Edition.
Kids’ Brains & Screens: Home Edition is a family-friendly book that helps parents and kids understand how screen time affects brain health, behavior, and emotional well-being. Written in clear, age-appropriate language, it empowers families with science-based insights and practical tools to build healthier tech habits together. Perfect for home reading, family discussions, and kickstarting positive change beyond screens.
This pack includes six (6) copies of the Home Edition.
A hands-on companion filled with screen-free games, puzzles, coloring pages, and brain-boosting activities that reinforce the lessons from The Adventures of Super Brain. Designed to keep kids engaged, curious, and learning while building healthy habits beyond screens.
A fun, science-based storybook for kids ages 7–10 that teaches how the brain works and why too much screen time can get in the way of focus, learning, and joy. Through colorful characters and engaging adventures, kids discover the power of real-life play, connection, and healthy habits—no lectures required.
A fun, science-based storybook for kids ages 7–10 that teaches how the brain works and why too much screen time can get in the way of focus, learning, and joy. Through colorful characters and engaging adventures, kids discover the power of real-life play, connection, and healthy habits—no lectures required.
This pack includes four (4) copies of The Adventures of Super Brain.
A fun, science-based storybook for kids ages 7–10 that teaches how the brain works and why too much screen time can get in the way of focus, learning, and joy. Through colorful characters and engaging adventures, kids discover the power of real-life play, connection, and healthy habits—no lectures required.
This pack includes six (6) copies of The Adventures of Super Brain.
Science-backed guidance to help parents understand screens and lead healthy change at home.
Kids’ Brains & Screens for Students is a research-based digital course and companion book designed to help middle and high school students understand how screen use impacts their brains, behavior, and well-being. Through engaging lessons, interactive activities, and real-world examples, students learn the science behind technology’s influence and are empowered to make healthier choices.
This program includes digital access to the full student curriculum plus a printed student textbook, making it ideal for classrooms, schools, and group settings seeking a structured, evidence-based approach to digital wellness.
Kids’ Brains & Screens for Students is a research-based book designed to help middle and high school students understand how screen use impacts their brains, behavior, and well-being. Through engaging lessons, interactive activities, and real-world examples, students learn the science behind technology’s influence and are empowered to make healthier choices. This textbook makes it ideal for classrooms, schools, and group settings seeking a structured, evidence-based approach to digital wellness.
Backed by child development research and supported by leading experts, this bundle combines education, empowerment, and community support into one accessible package.
