Help middle school students strengthen the skills they need to stay organized, manage their time, and succeed with growing academic expectations using the Executive Functioning Skills Middle School Workbook. Designed for students ages 11-14, this engaging and student-friendly workbook builds the real-life executive functioning skills that support success in school and beyond. Through guided reading, reflection prompts, and hands-on activities, students learn practical strategies to improve organization, focus, motivation, study habits, goal-setting, and responsible decision-making. Perfect for classroom use, advisory programs, SEL lessons, counseling groups, academic intervention, and independent student growth. What Students Will Learn Students will build essential executive functioning skills, including: Organizing school materials, notebooks, backpacks, and digital files Creating routines that reduce stress and improve follow-through Managing time, estimating task length, and meeting deadlines Prioritizing responsibilities and breaking large assignments into smaller steps Strengthening focus and reducing distractions from peers and technology Overcoming procrastination and building motivation through small wins Using effective, research-based study strategies Setting meaningful goals and tracking progress over time Making responsible financial decisions, including needs vs. wants and simple budgeting Chapters Included This workbook includes a full learning sequence with: Pre-Assessment Lesson 1: Organization & Routines Lesson 2: Time Management Lesson 3: Focus & Attention Lesson 4: Motivation & Momentum Lesson 5: Study Skills Lesson 6: Goals & Tracking Progress Lesson 7: Financial Literacy Post-Assessment Additional Student Resources What's Included This workbook provides a complete set of student-facing tools and activities, including: Guided lesson readings with real-world examples Interactive worksheets and strategy-building exercises Reflection questions and goal-setting prompts Organization templates and planning tools Practical skill-building activities that can be used immediately Financial literacy scenarios and decision-making practice Best For This resource is ideal for: Middle school advisory classes SEL and life skills instruction Executive functioning support and intervention Counseling groups and student services Study skills and academic coaching programs Homeschool and independent learning environments.