Executive Functioning Worksheets for Kids ADHD, Autism, Focus Self-Regulation

Help children build focus, independence, self-awareness, and everyday executive functioning skills with engaging, visual supports they can use at school, at home, or during intervention.

This colorful, child-friendly resource is designed for children who benefit from clear visual structure, simple choices, predictable routines, and tasks broken into manageable steps. It may be especially helpful for children , autistic learners, and other children who need additional support with executive functioning, attention, transitions, task initiation, and self-regulation.

The worksheets use easy-to-understand pictures, short prompts, and visual choices to make important skills more accessible. Children can practice organizing activities into Now, Next, and Later, choosing an appropriate brain break, breaking a goal into smaller steps, selecting focus tools, and deciding what to do when they feel stuck.

Children are also encouraged to notice how their brain and body feel, communicate what they need, and identify helpful strategies such as movement, quiet space, a timer, water, a break, reminders, or support from a grown-up. The pack supports skills including focus, planning, sequencing, task initiation, transitions, self-regulation, body awareness, identifying needs, asking for help, breaking down tasks, homework routines, and celebrating progress. The My Homework Helper and I Did It! pages, for example, move from planning a first small step through recognizing what helped and celebrating something the child completed.

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Use individual pages as needed or combine them to create a personalized executive functioning and self-regulation toolkit for each child.