To-do star chart: You're never too old for a star chart. There is so much more to life than finishing your to-do list. At the end of the day, check the reasons for the celebration. Make sure to fill out your plan for rest. Start out by marking your energy level and let that guide your list of what you would like to attempt today. To consider: To-do lists are for the birds. Use velcro dots or magnetic tape to create the perfect visual system for you! Icon lists: Templates for opening duties, closing duties, weekly care tasks, and care task to-do lists with icons for those who prefer a visual reminder system. Comes with both an example plan for you to use and a blank plan for you to customize. Great for adults who feel overwhelmed or kiddos who are learning to complete tasks. This list lets you write the “to-do” item at the top and list out the steps necessary to complete that task underneath to be checked off as they are completed. With the step-by-step to-do list you can really track progress and break tasks down in manageable bites. Step by step: There’s nothing more frustrating than doing a ton of work on a task and not being able to cross it off the list because it isn’t quite complete. This workbook contains 8 different types of to-do lists for keeping track of care tasks or just daily to-dos: Regular old to-do lists are not always helpful to those of us who are neurodivergent.

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