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Executive Function Workbook for Kids 8-12 Printable | Stop, Plan, Go, Glow!, ADHD Planner, Homeschool, Focus and Feelings Activities, Bonus Digital

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An executive function workbook for kids 8–12, written to the child: one simple method, Stop, Plan, Go, Glow, and 21 tools for getting started, paying attention, remembering, planning, getting organized, managing time and handling big feelings. Short pages, games, puzzles and real-life missions, with tips for grown-ups at the end of every chapter.
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An executive function workbook for kids 8–12, written to the child: one simple method, Stop, Plan, Go, Glow, and 21 tools for getting started, paying attention, remembering, planning, getting organized, managing time and handling big feelings. Short pages, games, puzzles and real-life missions, with tips for grown-ups at the end of every chapter.

💗 One simple method

Stop: notice the tricky part. Plan: find the tiniest first step. Go: count down and start. Glow: look back at what worked. The same four steps come back in every chapter, for homework, chores, mornings and big feelings.

📅 What's inside (144 pages)

  • Start: a note for grown-ups, Hi Driver!, the Stop, Plan, Go, Glow method with a worked example
  • My Brain Quiz: 28 sentences and skill bars to color, so your child picks where to start
  • 7 skill chapters (16 pages each): Getting Started, Paying Attention, Remembering, Planning, Getting Organized, Time, and Big Feelings & Plan B
  • Every chapter: 3 tools, 8 missions (games, puzzles, stories and a real-life mission), a practice week, a badge to color and a page for grown-ups
  • My Toolbox (24 pages): morning, after-school and bedtime routines, homework launch pads, week planners, a project planner, time blocks, a backpack check, a 5-minute reset, a calm-down plan, a Plan B bank, a brain dump, a parking lot, a 30-day tracker and 4-step planners
  • The finish line: the quiz again, skill bars before and after, Look How Far I've Come and a certificate

💗 Bonus digital version

A 145-page hyperlinked version for iPad and tablets (1,463 links): a tab for every section on every page, linked contents. Works in GoodNotes, Notability, Noteshelf, Xodo and other PDF apps that support links.

✍️ Details

  • Color and black & white (ink-saving) versions
  • US Letter and A4
  • 144 pages, undated
  • Written in plain, friendly words, never shaming

💗 Great for

Kids 8–12, with or without ADHD, at home, in homeschool, with a tutor or over school breaks. About 10 minutes a day; the chapters can be done in any order.

📦 You will receive

  • Stop-Plan-Go-Glow-Kids-Workbook-Printable-A4.zip (0.7 MB)
  • Stop-Plan-Go-Glow-Kids-Workbook-Printable-US-Letter.zip (0.7 MB)
  • Stop-Plan-Go-Glow-Kids-Workbook-BONUS-Digital-iPad.zip (0.8 MB)

✨ How to download

  1. Complete your purchase.
  2. Download the ZIP files from the order confirmation page or your email.
  3. Unzip them, then print at home or at a print shop, or open the digital PDF in your note app.

💡 Please note

This is a skills workbook, not a diagnosis or treatment, and it doesn't replace a doctor, therapist or school support team. You need a printer or a print shop for the printable, and a tablet with a note-taking app that opens PDF files for the digital version; neither is included. Colors may look slightly different depending on your screen and printer. This is a digital product; no physical item will be shipped. For personal use only; please don't share or resell the files.

Designed by Way to Plan with the help of AI tools. Every product is checked and tested before publishing.

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Hey, I’m Maya, I’m Obsessed with notebooks!
Living with my ADHD has its ups and downs, But it taught me the importance of staying organised. Sure, focusing can be tough, but i’m all about finding tricks to make it easier.