Struggling to Keep ADHD Kiddos Focused?
Teaching middle school ELA while managing ADHD kiddos can feel overwhelming. Disruptions, off-task behavior, and the need for constant reminders are common challenges. But with the right strategies, you can reduce frustration, increase engagement, and foster a supportive learning environment.
Our free toolkit gives you three easy-to-implement, research-based strategies to help ADHD kiddos thrive in your classroom. Whether you need quick sensory breaks, visual aids, or flexible seating, this guide will help you take immediate action.
What’s Inside:
3 Strategies You Can Start Using Today
Sensory Breaks: Help ADHD kiddos release energy and refocus with short, structured brain breaks.
Visual Aids: Use graphic organizers and color-coded instructions to simplify complex concepts and keep ADHD kiddos on track.
Flexible Seating: Create a comfortable learning environment by allowing kiddos to choose seating arrangements that work best for their focus.
Bonus Tip:
Plus, get our ADHD-Friendly Classroom Checklist to start making these strategies part of your daily routine!
Created by an ADHD Coach & Middle School Teacher - with ADHD
Hi, I’m Debra Shepherd, a certified ADHD coach and veteran middle school ELA teacher. After years of working with ADHD kiddos and raising a daughter with ADHD, I’ve developed strategies that work. I know the challenges you face daily, and this toolkit will give you quick wins to help your ADHD kiddos succeed.
What You’ll Get in the Free Toolkit
This free toolkit includes step-by-step instructions for integrating sensory breaks, visual aids, and flexible seating into your lessons. You'll also get a downloadable checklist to make your classroom ADHD-friendly.
Checklist Example:
3 simple, research-based strategies for ADHD engagement
A printable checklist for easy implementation
Bonus resources to improve focus and reduce disruptions
