Attention & regulation · ages 5–13
Focus & Go: ADHD Kit
A daily school–home report card, parent-skill pages, and organization tools that turn ‘pay attention’ into goals you can count and graph.
14 printable pages · US Letter PDF · Ages 5–13 · individual, family, or school sessions
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What’s inside
ADHD tools built around what works best for kids: a Daily School–Home Report Card, an Organization Toolkit, caregiver pages on clear instructions, when–then, and calm follow-through, plus Stop–Think–Go, Plan–Do–Check, routines, a goal bank with F90.x codes, and a progress graph.
- Goal & objective bank (on-task, impulse, organization, caregiver skills)
- Daily School–Home Report Card with home rewards
- Two caregiver-skill pages: directions, praise, when–then, ignoring
- Organization toolkit: planner, folder & backpack checks
- Power-Up Points token chart + reward menu
- Focus Flashlight, Stop–Think–Go & Plan–Do–Check
- Weekly teacher link + progress graph
All 14 pages, and who each is for
- Cover · cover
- How to use this kit · Clinician
- ADHD goal & objective bank · Clinician
- My Focus Flashlight · Child
- Stop–Think–Go · Child
- Daily School–Home Report Card · Teacher / caregiver
- Power-Up Points · Child + caregiver
- Plan–Do–Check · Child
- My routine checklist · Child + caregiver
- Organization toolkit · Child + clinician
- Weekly home–school link · Teacher
- Caregiver: clear instructions & praise · Caregiver
- Caregiver: when–then, ignoring & follow-through · Caregiver
- Progress graph & session log · Clinician

Page 1: Cover 
Page 2: How to use this kit 
Page 6: Daily School–Home Report Card 
Page 8: Plan–Do–Check
How clinicians use it
Short, active, and visual — built for kids whose brains like movement. Every page connects to a target behavior you can count.
Built for
- Children 5–13 with attention, impulsivity, or organization challenges
- Family sessions focused on routines and behavior plans
- School-based clinicians coordinating with teachers
A simple flow
- Pick 2–3 target behaviors; count a baseline for one week.
- Choose objectives from the goal bank and add the numbers.
- Coach caregivers on the two caregiver-skill pages early and often.
- Start the Daily School–Home Report Card; tie daily results to home rewards.
- Teach organization routines (planner, folder, backpack) and check them weekly.
- Graph report-card totals weekly; raise criteria as the child succeeds.
Informed by
From the kit’s evidence snapshot: Research reviews (Evans et al., 2014, J Clin Child Adolesc Psychol; effectivechildtherapy.org) list behavioral parent training, behavioral classroom management, behavioral peer interventions, and organization training as well-established for youth ADHD; stand-alone social-skills and “brain-training” approaches are not well supported. Coordinate medication questions with the prescriber. These pages are not diagnostic rating scales — use standardized multi-informant measures for assessment.
Get Focus & Go: ADHD Kit
Digital PDF, delivered right after purchase. Questions or refunds: contact us.
Mason’s own product; Therapist Front Page earns from these sales.
Created by Mason Anglin, PsyD, LMFT #121211, Registered Psychological Associate #PSB94029529
An educational tool for qualified clinicians. It is not a substitute for clinical judgment, it isn’t a standardized or validated measure, and it doesn’t guarantee insurance authorization or reimbursement. Licensed for use with your own clients; please don’t redistribute or resell it.