Executive Function Task

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Executive Functioning Task List

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Use this with students who need help with planning and breaking down classroom tasks into smaller steps. Can also be used with students who may be overly reliant on adult support, reminding them to try themselves, problem solve and then ask for help if needed.

5th - 8th

School Psychology

8 Visual Schedule Templates – Executive Function Support

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Classroom Joy Printables

Support all students in building independence and routine with this Visual Schedule Template Bundle—especially helpful for learners who benefit from structure, visual cues, and executive function support. ✨ What’s Included: 8 unique visual schedule designs Clean, engaging layouts with icons for tasks, breaks, and transitions Daily and Weekly Templates Structured formats to help students plan and anticipate their day PDF (A4 size) + PNG files High-resolution formats ready to print or use digit

1st - 6th

For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific

First, Next, Then organizer

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Coffee before coping

This organizer helps assist students struggling with Executive functioning needs. Before the class starts, I use this to outline how the class will go for the day, and leave this flow chart on students desks that need it. It will explain what the student will be doing first, what activity/task comes next, a third column for another activity, task and a finally section for homework or anchor activities. This helps students stay on task without getting frustrated.

4th - 7th

Social Emotional Learning