Summit Learning

12/10/2025

12/10/2025

12/10/2025

09/05/2025

As the school year begins, many of us are assessing students academic skills, but also their executive function abilities. This checklist is a simple way for students to self reflect on their own executive function strengths and stretches and can be used for even early elementary learners. Sign up for our free resources via the link in bio to check out the teacher version of this as well! 🧠💡

08/15/2025

SET isn’t just fun, it’s a workout for your mind. 💪🧠Learners practice visual discrimination, flexible thinking, and pattern recognition while racing to find sets of three. Every round strengthens focus, sharpens problem-solving skills, and increases perseverance (it’s not easy!!) Do your students like this game??

08/08/2025

I 💙direction following activities so I thought why not mix them with decoding practice?! These puzzles helps learners practice carefully reading the directions and analyzing words in order to find the mystery word. This forces our speed readers to slow down and attend to details, creating the perfect combo of literacy and executive function learning. To try out several levels of word puzzles (CVC, CVCE and more!) for free, follow the link in bio to sign up for my email list or dm me your email address. 😀

08/01/2025

This game is making my students giggle all week! 🐮🐍🐢🐅 Animal upon Animal is all about successfully stacking your animals in a pyramid, but it’s much harder than it looks! This game utilizes the skills of visual spatial perception and awareness, fine motor skills, self control, and more!!