National Authority & International Educator
Strengthening Executive
Function Skills for Life.
Bridging the gap between scientific research and evidence-based activities to improve educational & social outcomes. Equipping educators, parents, and clinicians with actionable executive function strategies.
30+ Years
of Clinical &
Educational Experience
5 Publishers
Books, Toolkits
& Card-Based Curricula
International
Speaker, Consultant
& Trainer
Move More, Learn More Podcast
Through a developmental lens, we explore development, behavior, and learning from the ground up, applying cognitive-motor science.
Hosted by Mike Kuczala, international physical educator & musician, and Lynne Kenney, PsyD, developmental pediatric psychologist,
Move More, Learn More is your go-to resource for the science of movement in learning, behavior, and life.
Kinetic activities that bridge the gap between physical movement and cognitive development.
Empowering Minds Through Movement
Explore our core methodologies designed to enhance cognitive skills
and executive function in children.
Musical interventions designed to improve memory, attention, and emotional regulation.
Upcoming talks and workshops for educators and clinicians to integrate these tools.
Trusted By & Published With
About Dr. Lynne Kenney
For more than 30 years, Dr. Lynne Kenney has helped children strengthen executive function skills through the integration of neuroscience, movement, and learning.
Dr. Kenney is a pediatric psychologist with advanced clinical training through Massachusetts
General Hospital/Harvard Medical School and Harbor-UCLA/UCLA Medical School. She earned her
doctorate from Pepperdine University.
Dr. Kenney works with educators and clinicians in more than 30 cities across four countries each year, translating cognitive science into practical, research-informed tools for classrooms, clinics, and homes. She is a nationally recognized authority in executive function development and a published author with multiple educational publishers.
The Executive
Function Collection
With over three decades of experience, Dr. Lynne has consolidated her legacy work into accessible, impactful tools for both the classroom and the living room.
CogniSuite Stimulus Cards
The Executive Function Recipe Box
My Attention Engine Lyric Book & Gameboard
Brain Lessons for Kids
"When we shift our focus from compliance to cognitive competency, we change the trajectory of a child's learning journey."
— Dr. Lynne Kenney
Free Resource
Positive Cognitive Skill Affirmations
Download this free printable poster for your classroom or home to encourage daily executive function practice.
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Strategies, Tools & Activities
Discover the science to reshape the future of executive function skill development & developmental growth
Executive Function Songs
for Kids!
A child's physical coordination and movement skills are inherently connected to their developing cognitive, emotional, and behavioral abilities.
NEW Executive Function Resources for 2026!
Reading requires a complex interplay between cognitive, sensory, and motor processes. Sensory motor skills are fundamental to developing good reading skills in elementary school because reading involves more than just decoding letters and words on a page.
Attention Engine
Crossing the midline refers to the ability to reach across the body's vertical midline with one hand or foot to perform tasks on the opposite side. This skill is essential for various skills such as writing, reading, and math that involve coordination and integration of both sides of the body.
Your Brain Has an Engine—And You Can Learn to Drive It
Sensory-motor skills and perceptual-motor skills are two closely related but distinct concepts in motor learning and performance.