Color-coded undated assignment tracker for middle school, high school and teens
Who it's for
For kids and teens who do the work and still lose the grade, because it gets left at home, ends up in the wrong folder or never gets written down. It is built for students with ADHD, and works just as well for any student who needs more structure.
Parents and teachers can use the optional check line on every page, for example when a teacher checks the planner as part of a 504 plan or IEP.
What's inside
Look inside
Is it dated?No. Start on any school day and it lasts a full semester.
Is it printed in color?Yes. The subject rows are color-coded, so the interior is full color.
Does my child need an ADHD diagnosis to use it?No. It suits any student who loses track of homework, with or without a diagnosis.
Can a teacher sign it?Yes. Every daily page has an optional parent and teacher check line.
Free printables
24 pages to fill in on screen or print: door checklists, a weekly plan, task breakdowns, a budget and more.
More in this series
40 one-page lessons to start, plan, manage time, get organized and stay focused.
Paperback · 94 pages
40 step-by-step checklists for mornings, money, meals, laundry, school and first jobs.
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