Resource List

These reading guides are a game changer when it comes to making reading more fun and engaging! Assorted colors and sized guide strips assist your child in keeping their place and staying focused while reading. Use the larger guide for older students who have larger blocks of text to read. The cute highlighters are meant to be used to highlight tricky words. Encourage your child to come back to those tricky highlighted words after they read and see if they can figure them out!

The 100 Chart Pop It material is a fun and useful tool in developing number sense, recognizing number patterns, and improving fact fluency. Use this tool just as you would with a 2D hundreds chart! Your child will love using this, we guarantee it!

Base Ten Blocks are a must when it comes to developing your child's number sense, place value skills, and visualizing critical computation skills such as addition/subtraction with regrouping. This set is wonderful because it is double sided to grow with your child as they learn about  three-digit and four-digit numbers. Your child now has a tool to help during homework time!

Support your child's phonological awareness and spelling skills with this Magnetic Alphabet set and carrying case. Practice creating new words, blending sounds, and build spelling words with children of all ages!

This set of 100 linking cubes will help build your child's number sense, counting skills, and early computation skills. You can also place dot stickers on each cube to help build phonological awareness skills! The options are endless with this wonderfully dynamic tool!

These adorable and effective Follow-Along Friends are wonderful for early readers! The Finger tool plus the highlighted bar help your child follow along while reading in a fun and engaging way!

Develop your child's number sense and computation skills with these magnetic ten frame sets.Utilize the front of each paddle for numbers 0-10 and the back for 0-20. The two-toned magnetic pieces will help expand your child's understanding of different ways to compose numbers.

These reading comprehension dice  are a wonderful tool to spark discussion after reading a book! Children can answer questions orally or in written form. This is a great way to check-in for comprehension in a fun way!

Develop a deeper understanding of fractions utilizing these magnetic fraction sets. We love the multisensory component as well as the representation of fractions as parts of a circle as well as bars.

This is a great resource to use with children in elementary school to help them manage their time. Add post-it notes to each day with your child's activities and assignment. Have fun throwing away each note as the activity is completed.  

This calendar is a great tool for families to use as a way to develop perspective taking and respecting others' time. Add a specified color post-it note for each member of the family and their accompanying activities.

This calendar is a great tool for children in middle school, high school, and beyond. Use with post-it notes to help your child visualize, plan, and manage their time in a concrete manner. 

Visual timers are one of the best tools to help your child develop a better sense of time awareness and management. Time Timer has a wide variety of timers to meet your needs; from small to large, magnetic to freestanding and even an app, these timers are a must! Making time concrete, visual, and displaying time remaining helps your child connect time elapsed, present time, and future time remaining. 

These clear bins help your child keep their materials more organized. Remember, children with weak EF skills live in the here and now. Meaning, "If I can't see it, it doesn't exist!" Help them by creating systems that are more concrete and visual. 

Using this system for organizing your child's backpack and items they will need for school will help your child develop independence when leaving for school. Make sure to hang the hook at your child's eye level! They will be able to self-assess if they are ready for school. Take a photo of them looking ready for school and post next to their materials to boost their procedural memory! 

This folder helps children with many paper materials from school to help them stay organized. If possible, organize each class/subject by color. For example, if your math notebook is blue, your tab in the folder should also be blue. This is a great tool for adults too :)! 

Color is one of the most effective forms of organization and recall. Utilizing highlighters of varying colors will help prioritize important information and salient details when completing homework assignments and other writing tasks. What's even better? These  highlighters are also erasable! Help your child develop strong executive functioning skills and minimize frustrations with this amazing product.

Dry erase pockets are an amazing tool to display and protect visuals, schedules, checklists, and more! These are a fantastic resource to reinforce and practice academic and Executive Functioning skills. Hook these display pockets all around your home at your child's eye level and see how quickly they are reminded of their routines, schedules, skills and more! 

Written by Drs. Peg Dawson and Richard Guare, Smart but Scattered,  is a great resource to begin learning and understanding about executive functioning skills. 

Where's My Stuff?  is a guide to help teens organize their materials, time, and space; these are hallmark challenges for individuals with weak executive functioning skills. 

This book is another wonderful resource to better understand Executive Functioning skills and how they impact children and adolescents. It is also written by Dr. Peg Dawson, a leader in the field of executive functioning skills. 

This book, written by well-known author Julia Cook, is wonderful to read with younger children to help them better understand executive functioning skills. Developing self-awareness at a young age is crucial in building strong habits that will last a lifetime! 

Another great book to read with younger children. It is also written by author Julia Cook.