A free password-protected resource vault for parents and students with reading and writing challenges.
If your child is a middle school or high school student struggling to keep up with academics, there are some tools here for you. Many academic problems can be traced back to weaknesses in reading and writing skills. Other times, students struggle because of executive dysfunction.
Students want independence and quick results.
Parents want their children to feel confident and successful at school.
This vault curates practical tools I actually use with students in grades 5 and up.
Why I Put This Together
I work with students from late elementary school up through college. They often have academic problems (like missing homework assignments) that can be quickly improved with a free solution (printable student planner) or an easy-to-use tool.
I’ve spent hours wandering TeachersPayTeachers, and other internet sites, looking for just the right thing. Sometimes I find what I’m looking for!
And when I can’t find a tool I love, I make one.
I finally put all my favorites together in one place, so I can stop telling people, “I have something for that. I’ll…find it and email you.”
What You’ll Find Inside
Tools that help students manage their workload, improve study skills, and increase work quality.
Each resource includes:
- When I’d use it
- Why it works
- Who it’s best for
Topics include:
- Free assistive technology for writing and reading
- Checklists for editing and revising
- Printable student planner templates – for kids whose spiral bound planners have a way of disappearing
- Book recommendations for both parents and students
- Suggested wording for accommodations at school