Simple Templates That Give Your Child or Teen With ADHD Real Structure for Planning, Routines, and Goals

Stop winging it. These templates give your child the planning structure they need — designed by a 20-year educator with an M.Ed. in Special Education.

WHY THESE TEMPLATES WORK

Organization Isn’t Just One Skill

If your child or teen struggles to plan ahead, remember what needs to happen, start tasks, or stick to routines, the problem may not be a lack of effort.

These tasks rely on executive functions—the mental skills that help us organize information, manage time, follow steps, and get things done. If your child has ADHD, their executive functions are even less developed.

These ready-to-use templates make those invisible skills visible by giving your child or teen a clear structure in three key areas: planning, routines, and goals.

EVERTHING YOU GET

NINE PRACTICAL RESOURCES. ONE SIMPLE SYSTEM.

Ready to use tools for planning, routines and goals – with clear guidance for parents.

DAILY PLANNING

Two layout options to help plan the day.

WEEKLY PLANNING

Two layout options to see the whole week at a glance.

ROUTINE PLANNING

Two layout options to build and track weekly routines.

GOAL SETTING

The ultimate tool for setting goals and turning them into action.

PARENT SUPPORT

Clear, practical guidance for using the templates with your child.

  • Creator and Founder, SchoolHabits LLC 

  • Over 3,000 one-on-one students

  • 20 years of teaching experience

  • Master’s Degree in Special Education

  • Host of the Learn and Work Smarter Podcast

  • Former high school special education teacher

  • Author of the Executive Function Journal

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