" Homework is not done until your homework is in its proper folder or notebook, the folders and notebooks are packed into your backpack, and your backpack is on its launching pad. "
- Joyce Cooper-Kahn, Ph.D. and Laurie Dietzel, Ph.D. authors of Late, Lost, and Unprepared: A Parent’s Guide to Helping Children with Executive Functioning
Steps for Getting Organized to do Homework
The following steps are suggestions for a step-by-step process to assist your child in learning Homework Organizational Skills. We recommend identifying your child’s Learning Style before implementing these steps so that you can better understand how your child learns and use that information when you are working with them to Get Organized!
1. The Power of Planning
2. Setting the Stage
3. A Place for Everything
4. Using a Planner
5. The Homework Binder
6. Taming the Paper Trail
7. Five Minute Fridays™
8. The Backpack
9. Locker Litter
10. Tidbits and Templates
2. Setting the Stage
3. A Place for Everything
4. Using a Planner
5. The Homework Binder
6. Taming the Paper Trail
7. Five Minute Fridays™
8. The Backpack
9. Locker Litter
10. Tidbits and Templates
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