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Planner Power

A 3-lesson executive functioning sequence designed for 5th graders transitioning to middle school with ADHD. Students learn to capture daily assignments, slice intimidating projects into micro-steps, and anchor reliable weekly planning routines.

CWChristina Wong
Capture the Clues

Students discover why planners act as an external hard drive for the ADHD brain, explore middle school planner layouts, and master the 3-step daily assignment capture routine.

Slice the Task

Students learn to dismantle big, intimidating middle school projects into bite-sized micro-steps, estimate realistic completion times, and schedule them across the week.

Lock in the Routine

Students build daily anchor points and a weekly Sunday reset routine to make opening, checking, and updating their planner an automatic, low-stress habit.

Planner Power

A 3-lesson executive functioning sequence designed for 5th graders transitioning to middle school with ADHD. Students learn to capture daily assignments, slice intimidating projects into micro-steps, and anchor reliable weekly planning routines.

CWChristina Wong
"I only have to work until it beeps."

Low commitment lowers anxiety

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Set the Stage

Put on your focus playlist (lo-fi beats or instrumental video game soundtracks work magic for ADHD focus) and grab your favorite pencil.

Signals brain: "Focus mode on"

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Permission to Stop

When 10 minutes ends, you have full permission to stop! But 80% of the time, once you start, your brain is ready to keep rolling.

Starting is 90% of the battle!

"Micro-steps eliminate fear. You can do anything for 10 minutes!"


Fueling the Engine

The Dopamine Reward Menu

The Power Checkmark

Use a glitter gel pen, a bright highlighter, or a satisfying sticker to mark off your micro-step in your planner. Your brain craves visual proof!

The 5-Minute Brain Reset

Finish a micro-step? Put on one favorite upbeat song and dance, cuddle your pet, or grab a crisp crunchy snack to recharge.

The High-Five Tell

Walk into the living room and tell someone: "I just crushed step 1 of my Science project!" Saying it out loud cements the victory.

Next Up on Your Worksheet: Put the Project Slicer to work on an actual 6th-grade Science mission! Ready? Let's slice! ✂️

2 Mins

STEP 2

Calendar Sync

Check the family calendar: Soccer practice Tuesday? Band rehearsal Thursday? Jot them in!

3 Mins

STEP 3

Spot Deadlines

Look at the whole upcoming week. Any tests or project due dates? Highlight them in purple.

3 Mins

STEP 4

Pack & Stage

Put your planner and charged device right next to the front door. Monday morning is conquered!

2 Mins

✨ Doing this Sunday night means you wake up Monday totally in control! No Monday morning chaos.


Bouncing Back

What If I Forget? (The Safety Net)

Study Buddy Lifeline

Pick 2 friendly classmates in each class. Trade numbers. If you ever miss a board clue, send a 5-second text: "Hey, what were the math pages?"

The Portal Double-Check

Middle school teachers post on Google Classroom or Canvas. Bookmark the portal on your phone or tablet for a fast evening backup glance.

No Shame Reset

Forgot your planner one day? Don't beat yourself up! Write your tasks on a sticky note, stick it in your locker, and get back on track tomorrow.

Remember: Perfection is not the goal. Resilience and consistency are your real superpowers! 🌟

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An annotated teacher facilitation guide featuring the complete 5th-grade adventure survival phonics lesson with Word-style margin comments for pacing, explicit teaching scripts, and answer keys.

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A 30-minute social-emotional learning lesson designed for non-verbal 5th graders using AAC devices to recognize internal bodily sensations and warning signals before needing a coping strategy. Students explore sensory cues through high-contrast visual modeling, hands-on matching activities, and AAC-aligned communication supports.

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A two-page reading intervention worksheet featuring prefix and vowel morphology, decodable phonics practice, and a 5th-grade adventure survival fluency passage with comprehension questions.

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A targeted 40-minute small group lesson for autistic middle schoolers focusing on interoception and body awareness. Students learn to detect early physiological cues and thoughts before reaching emotional overload, connecting those signals to proactive coping strategies.

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A two-page behavioral self-regulation worksheet that guides students to recognize physical impulse triggers, practice teacher-taught strategies (Stop-Think-Choose, Break Cards, Coping Scripts), and solve real-life classroom scenarios. Includes clear student response spaces and a personalized calm-down action pledge.

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