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Before we can support a skill, we need to identify what's getting in the way.
Executive functioning challenges can affect how children start tasks, organize information, manage time, sustain attention, and work through frustration.
The What Is Difficult? notecard is a simple, practical printable designed to help children identify and communicate where they're getting stuck.
Instead of relying on broad questions like “Why aren't you doing your work?” this resource encourages more specific conversations about challenges, support, and next steps.
Perfect for:
Teachers supporting students with executive functioning needs
Parents helping children with homework and routines
Therapists and school counselors building self-awareness and self-advocacy
Children who struggle to explain why a task feels overwhelming
Why you'll love it:
This easy-to-use visual support helps make invisible challenges more concrete, encourages collaborative problem-solving, and gives adults a starting point for more individualized support.
Because “try harder” isn't a strategy. Identifying what's difficult is a starting point.
Digital download only. No physical item will be shipped.
Created by Kidding with Eliza | Licensed Clinical Social Worker & Child Therapist
For educational purposes only. Not a substitute for individualized clinical support.
Before we can support a skill, we need to identify what's getting in the way.
Executive functioning challenges can affect how children start tasks, organize information, manage time, sustain attention, and work through frustration.
The What Is Difficult? notecard is a simple, practical printable designed to help children identify and communicate where they're getting stuck.
Instead of relying on broad questions like “Why aren't you doing your work?” this resource encourages more specific conversations about challenges, support, and next steps.
Perfect for:
Teachers supporting students with executive functioning needs
Parents helping children with homework and routines
Therapists and school counselors building self-awareness and self-advocacy
Children who struggle to explain why a task feels overwhelming
Why you'll love it:
This easy-to-use visual support helps make invisible challenges more concrete, encourages collaborative problem-solving, and gives adults a starting point for more individualized support.
Because “try harder” isn't a strategy. Identifying what's difficult is a starting point.
Digital download only. No physical item will be shipped.
Created by Kidding with Eliza | Licensed Clinical Social Worker & Child Therapist
For educational purposes only. Not a substitute for individualized clinical support.