LUMI · The Compass Books
That is more than most people manage. Here is exactly what page 57 promised: twelve more logbook weeks, the emergency card and the compass poster. Free, no sign-up, ready to print.
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All of them sized for US Letter. Download, print, repeat as often as you like. No account, no email address, no catch anywhere.
Three lines in the evening, every day: What did I do myself today? That is twelve weeks in which your child collects 252 sentences about themselves.
Download the logbook
Wallet-sized, for a purse, a backpack, the kitchen drawer. Front and back sit side by side — fold once and you are done. No double-sided printing needed.
Download the card
All six tools at a glance — for a bedroom wall, a refrigerator door or a classroom bulletin board. So nobody has to go looking through a book at the moment it matters.
Download the posterFor teachers, counselors and after-school programs
In a group the tools work exactly the way they do at home — with one decisive difference: everybody does the Rocket Launch. Not one child in front of the others, but the whole group before starting. A child who counts the countdown together with twenty others never becomes the special case.
The Storm Check replaces the talking-to — “Where did you feel it?” works without blame and without an audience. And the Docking Card replaces the forced apology: one question instead of a sentence nobody means.
Book 2
When feelings go silent
Book 1 was for the children whose energy goes outward. Book 2 is for the others — the ones where everything goes inward, and who therefore get overlooked.
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If Lumi changed something in your house — pass it on. An honest review helps the next parent searching at eleven at night who does not know what to type. Criticism helps just as much. It makes Book 2 better.
Michael Swoboda lives with his family near Vienna, Austria. He has five children — and therefore five very different brains, all of which start at different speeds.
