Executive Functioning & Life Skills Worksheets for Grades 9–12
Help high school students strengthen practical executive functioning, planning, organization, and decision-making skills through realistic, real-world scenarios. This resource gives students meaningful practice managing responsibilities, deadlines, schedules, budgets, and everyday choices while developing greater independence.
Skills Covered
Prioritizing tasks and responsibilities
Identifying constraints and requirements
Managing time and planning backward from deadlines
Comparing costs and working within a budget
Sequencing tasks and recognizing dependencies
Evaluating choices and tradeoffs
Creating backup plans
Revising plans when circumstances change
Supporting decisions with evidence and reasoning
What’s Included
Executive functioning reference charts
Real-world planning and decision-making worksheets
Scenarios involving transportation, appointments, household responsibilities, work, budgeting, schedules, and purchases
Teacher guidance
Answer keys with sample responses
Recommended For
Grades 9–12
Executive functioning instruction
Life skills and transition programs
Special education
Advisory and homeroom
Academic support and intervention
Small-group instruction
Independent practice
College and career readiness
These activities can be taught as a complete executive functioning and life skills unit or used individually to target specific student needs. Students practice applying planning, organization, time-management, budgeting, problem-solving, and decision-making strategies to situations they may encounter in everyday life.
File Type: PDF
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