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Student-Created Task Analysis Sheets
Students can practice their Executive Functioning skills by making a list of the steps/items they need in order to complete a task BEFORE asking for help. The download comes with editable 3- or 5-step sheets. You can edit it for more or less steps, as well as the wording used. Add more to each step to help scaffold. The choices are yours. Change it to make it work for you and your student. It also comes with a check-off sheet for students to use to check off if they have exhausted all of their o
2nd - 8th
Executive Functioning Skills Rubric + Data Sheet *editable*
Executive functioning skills like task initiation and sustained attention are critical skills for elementary, middle, and high school students. This resource includes a detailed rubric that breaks down 5 specific executive functioning skills (preparedness, task initiation, sustained attention, advocating, and task completion). The data sheet that accompanies this rubric makes data collection straight forward and easy to use with para-educators as well. There is an IEP goal included with the data
1st - 12th
Assignment Planning Sheet
This planning sheet is a great way to help students keep their assignment's organized as well as practice essential executive functioning skill. This document includes a column for students to write down the estimated time to complete the assignment, thus teaching them how to plan out completing their assignments. There is then another column to write the due date and check the assignment off when it is complete. Executive Functioning Skills Targeted: Planning Organization Time management Self-
3rd - 12th
Task Completion Checklist (editable)
Help students accomplish daily tasks with greater efficiency by providing them with a visual cue of what needs to be done. Great for students with limited executive functioning and difficulties initiating tasks.
4th - 8th
Reward Chart
This reward chart is a tool that can be used by teacher and or parents to help modify specific behaviors. When the child has completed the task enough times then the task will become a habit. The teacher or parent can use stickers to make the reward chart more fun. Every time the child completed the wanted behavior the teacher or parent will place a sticker in the star. The chart should be placed in a visible area. An example is the refrigerator.. This helps to be a constant reminder for the chi
PreK - 2nd
School Counseling, School Psychology
Classroom CheckList Builder (Editable in Excel)
Create, organize, and store up to 50 customized 4-step CheckLists for any classroom task. This easy-to-use Excel program turns your steps into printable boards, style templates, and token charts—all generated automatically. CheckLists help students stay on task, build independence, and complete activities with less teacher prompting. Perfect for students who benefit from visual supports, task breakdowns, predictable routines, and executive-function help. Why Teachers Use This Program• Simple,
1st - 3rd
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