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Students need executive functioning skills but resources are scarce. Students with special needs need these skills as well. Here is a solution. See the preview for examples. Over 100 positive reviews!!! These are Executive Functioning Skills Printables for Students with Autism, Similar Special Needs, ADHD, LD and Executive Functioning Needs.
Thank you in advance for your feedback.
These executive functioning skills printables will work well for any students learning life skills whose special needs include developmental delay and the need to learn executive functioning skills. The printables can supplement any curriculum or they can be used daily as a discussion starter for developing appropriate executive functioning skills. This packet includes executive functioning skills related worksheets that require variations in response styles for many answers. (Ex. matching, cutting, circling, and pasting.)
Planning:
Plan
Waiting
My Schedule
Planning for an Art Project
Organizing:
Organize the Code
Organized/Unorganized
Organizing My Desk
I Can Organize
Time Management:
Is it Time?
Using Timers
Smart Watch
Task Initiation
Working Memory:
Repeat After Me
Remember
Multi-step Directions
Letter and Word Search
Self- Control:
Controlling My Actions
Emojis
Feelings
Self-Discipline
Impulse Control:
Personal Bubble
Controlling My Impulses
Stop Raging
Making a Choice
Attention:
Listening
Visual Schedules
Show Listening Skills By Doing These Things
Staying On Task
Flexibility:
Flexibility Definition
Planning a Calendar
Starting a Non-Preferred Activity
Changing Plans
Perseverance:
Perseverance Word Search
A Story About Perseverance
Working to Build Sentences
Work Through It
Transitioning:
Change-What Things Can Change?
Starting a New Assignment
Working Until My Scheduled Break
Transition Cues
Problem Solving:
Steps to Problem Solving
Is this a Good Strategy?
Visualize It
Thinking of Strategies When Feeling Anxious
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©Autism Classroom 2018. This license is for the purchaser of this product and may not be distributed electronically except for use in the purchaser's classroom. Additional licenses can be purchased through TPT. Standard copyright laws apply.
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Students need executive functioning skills but resources are scarce. Students with special needs need these skills as well. Here is a solution. See the preview for examples. Over 100 positive reviews!!! These are Executive Functioning Skills Printables for Students with Autism, Similar Special Needs, ADHD, LD and Executive Functioning Needs.
Thank you in advance for your feedback.
These executive functioning skills printables will work well for any students learning life skills whose special needs include developmental delay and the need to learn executive functioning skills. The printables can supplement any curriculum or they can be used daily as a discussion starter for developing appropriate executive functioning skills. This packet includes executive functioning skills related worksheets that require variations in response styles for many answers. (Ex. matching, cutting, circling, and pasting.)
Planning:
Plan
Waiting
My Schedule
Planning for an Art Project
Organizing:
Organize the Code
Organized/Unorganized
Organizing My Desk
I Can Organize
Time Management:
Is it Time?
Using Timers
Smart Watch
Task Initiation
Working Memory:
Repeat After Me
Remember
Multi-step Directions
Letter and Word Search
Self- Control:
Controlling My Actions
Emojis
Feelings
Self-Discipline
Impulse Control:
Personal Bubble
Controlling My Impulses
Stop Raging
Making a Choice
Attention:
Listening
Visual Schedules
Show Listening Skills By Doing These Things
Staying On Task
Flexibility:
Flexibility Definition
Planning a Calendar
Starting a Non-Preferred Activity
Changing Plans
Perseverance:
Perseverance Word Search
A Story About Perseverance
Working to Build Sentences
Work Through It
Transitioning:
Change-What Things Can Change?
Starting a New Assignment
Working Until My Scheduled Break
Transition Cues
Problem Solving:
Steps to Problem Solving
Is this a Good Strategy?
Visualize It
Thinking of Strategies When Feeling Anxious
Related Products
Social Skills Printables for Students with Autism.
Teen's Edition Social Skills Printables for Students with Autism.
Writing Skills for Students with Autism & Special Needs (Expressive Writing).
Morning Work for Teens with Special Needs (September).
Play Skills Printables for Students with Autism & Similar Special Needs.
Support for social skills and behavior skills, support to help students with calm down Techniques.
©Autism Classroom 2018. This license is for the purchaser of this product and may not be distributed electronically except for use in the purchaser's classroom. Additional licenses can be purchased through TPT. Standard copyright laws apply.







