Executive Function Task

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On Task IEP Goals and Data Sheets for Social Emotional or Executive Functioning

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Do you have a student who is easily distracted and can’t seem to stay on task to finish their work? Choose from this list of IEP goals about staying on task to find one that’s a perfect fit for your student. Use the aligned data collection sheet to complete an easy 15 minute observation - that’s all you’ll need to measure progress on these goals! In this resource you’ll find: Six prewritten IEP goals to use for progress tracking students’ ON TASK BEHAVIOR. Two data recording sheets that can be

3rd - 5th

Also included in: IEP Goals Bundle for Reading, Math, Writing, Behavior and Social Emotional

Executive Functioning Tool: Break It Down – Assignment Chunker for Middle & High

Created by

Katherine Beasley

Large assignments can overwhelm even capable, motivated students—especially those with executive functioning challenges. The Break It Down Assignment Chunker helps students reduce overwhelm by breaking multi-step tasks into manageable parts, sequencing their work, and identifying a clear first action. Rather than assuming students are unmotivated or careless, this tool supports planning, task initiation, and follow-through in a calm, student-respectful way. It works well for writing assignment

6th - 12th

For All Subjects, Other (ELA), Writing

First / Then Task Chart

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Raising Confident Readers

First then charts can be extremely useful for students who struggle with a variety of executive functions such as task initiation and remembering multi-step directions. They can also provide motivation. I typically stick these in a clear communicator, but they can also be laminated and used with dry erase markers.

Not Specific

Social Emotional Learning