EF skills

When someone bumps into me and says "Sorry", I react by:

• By telling him/her what's their problem?

• Calling him/her a name.

• Threatening him/her.

• Saying "No problem."

When I'm going to sit down in my favorite seat and it's taken I:

• Look for another seat

• Say this is my seat, move!

• Tell the student to find another seat.

• Call the student names until he moves from the seat.

Planning means:

• Doing homwork at the last minute.

• Trying to memorize vocabulary by repeating the words over and over until they are memorized.

• Breaking things down in steps to finish an assignment.

• Trying to remember an activity the teacher taught yesterday.

Continuing to work toward finishing an assignment until it is finished is called:

• Impulse control

• Perseverance

• Time Management

• Planning

Reorder or write, the following numbers in alphabetical order:

This is the ability to bounce back from very bad news. It's called:

• Impulse control

• Perseverance

• Resilience

• Planning

This EF skill is very important because it helps you remember a list or set of actions for a longer period of time. It is:

• Working Remembering

• Working Knowledge

• Working Memory

• Working Understanding

Initiation is:

• The ability to start and finish an assignment.

• The ability to take notes

• The ability to do your work as quickly as possible so you can have more free time for yourself.

• Starting an assignment and quitting soon after because it's too much work.

Match the following

• Starting and finishing an assignmment.

• Time Management

• Knowing how to control your moods.

• Planning

• Doing work your teacher tells you to do

• Impulse Conrol

• Using time wisely to finsh your work.

• Following Directions

• Writing steps to finish an activity.

• Task Initiation

The name of your everyday EF life ability skills is called:

• Executive Formations

• Executive Finishing

• Electivei Foundations

• Executive Functions