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Executive Functioning Stories & Activities | Organization Skills

Rated 4.91 out of 5, based on 35 reviews
4.9 (35 ratings)
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Grade Levels
1st - 5th
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Pages
23 pages + digital version
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What educators are saying

This was a valuable resource for helping my students with organization. This is not a natural skill for many students. Thanks for a wonderful resource!
Being organized is one of our school's monthly traits and this was a great resource during the month. The students really enjoyed it and it was easy to teach.
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Description

This executive functioning short story highlights skills for organization. Kids will read along with Oscar the Organizing Octopus as they learn how to organize. This skill will help kids learn how to organize their materials, including their binders, desks, rooms, and other workspaces.

Digital Version

A digital version for Google Slides is now included!

Story Summary

Oscar is a smart and talented octopus, but he has one big problem – his desk and materials are always a mess! Oscar seeks out help from his teacher, Mrs. Oceans, to find the answers to all of his problems. What he finds out helps him more than he could know!

Why Teach Executive Functioning Skills?

Executive functioning skills are the basis for planning, organizing, initiating, and following through will all tasks, assignments, and problems. We use these skills both inside and outside of school. Many students who forget assignments, are disorganized, can’t complete long-term assignments, have trouble focusing, and experience difficulty with change often have weak executive functioning skills. These are the students who need to be taught explicit skills in order to become successful in school and in life after school. Simply put, executive functioning skills are necessary life skills.

Table of Contents

  • Educator Guide
  • "Oscar the Organized Octopus" Short Story
  • Story Review Worksheet
  • Coloring Page
  • My Response: Organization
  • Let's Play: Role-Playing Worksheet
  • My Contract: Organization
  • Organization Poster

Note: This resource is a zip file because you will receive the educator guide and worksheets, the black and white story, and the color story. This allows you to print just the story the size you want with no hassle!

Get the FULL Executive Functioning Stories Set!

Use this complete set of executive functioning stories to teach kids the skills they need, including organization, planning, attention, flexibility, perseverance, planning, time management, and more. Kids will read along with each fun animal character while learning about executive functioning skills. Every story also includes an educator guide, story review worksheet, coloring page, role-playing activity to practice the skill, a contract, and more.

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Disclaimer: These resources and materials are for supplementary support/education purposes and not intended as a replacement for counseling, education, or other necessary supports. Educators, parents, counselors, and others who utilize these materials are encouraged to seek out additional support, as needed.

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Total Pages
23 pages + digital version
Answer Key
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