Executive Functioning Essentials

Teach students how to plan smarter—not harder—with this Backward Mapping lesson and activity. This resource helps middle school students break down assignments, projects, and test preparation into clear, manageable steps while building essential executive functioning and study skills. Perfect for students who feel overwhelmed or don’t know where to start, this activity guides them step-by-step through planning backwards from a goal to create a realistic, actionable plan. Perfect For:Middle schoo

Are you looking to improve your essay writing skills? Look no further than this comprehensive resource! This tool includes a user-friendly graphic organizer and an informative guide to help you gather all the necessary information for your essay. With this resource, you'll have access to a wide variety of transition words, citation formatting examples, hook writing suggestions, and templates for crafting a clear and compelling thesis statement.

Enhance your students' creativity, responsibility, note-taking abilities, research abilities and time management skills with this project. Start by having students take Cornell notes on a class-wide article to promote engagement and note-taking practice. Then, let them independently research, take notes and create a final product based on a topic of their choice. Give the project an authentic touch by having students send their product to a travel agency, professional climber, gear shop, or othe

Cornell notes is a note-taking strategy to support organizing notes, formulating questions, and summarizing information. This resource can be used in any subject to help with note-taking and studying. It comes in four different versions: blank, lined, graph, and dotted.