Executive Functioning Games Bundle

Practicing executive function activities can be fun with this bundle of Executive Function Games. Includes scenarios, ideas for strategies, and practice for executive functioning skills! Play these as a collection of games with the included game board and question cards about specific executive functioning skills. We do connect each skill to each other because they interconnect and build together. Objective: Students will learn about and practice a variety of components that make up executive functioning skills through hands-on games. 9 EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING SKILLS TARGETED: Adaptable Thinking Planning Organization Time Management Task Initiation Metacognition Self-Monitoring Self-Regulation Metacognition WHAT'S INSIDE EACH GAME Resource Guide About the Resource Resource Preparation Resource Walkthrough Questions 40 Scenario Cards 40 Event Cards Game Board Full Page with color-coordinated spaces to match the scenario and event cards. Game Pieces Spinner 6 color pieces Student directions Answer Key for Scenario cards IDEAS FOR USE While you can use this game in a variety of ways at home, school, clinic, and in the community, some suggested uses are included below: Teaching about executive function Teaching about strategies, tools, and supports Teaching and practicing self-advocacy Reminders about strengths and needs Re-teaching and supporting aspects of the executive function Person-centered plan goals ACROSS AGES AND SUPPORT NEEDS Can be used with students across upper elementary, middle, and early high school. Students who read, have skills at or close to grade-level, and need some executive functioning support and practice. PROMOTING NEURODIVERSITY + FUTURE-FOCUSED WORK We want to support you in creating a future-focused classroom where students are more prepared for life after high school, including executive functioning. The resource supports students around executive functioning needs, so they have more hands-on practice for school and in upcoming years. You can email us at hello@autismgrownup.com if you have any feedback, questions, and/or requests for resources.