Planning Isn't My Priority… and Making Priorities Isn't In My Plans

The book was short and to the point to keep Middle Schoolers engaged. I used it for a "Why we use Planners" lesson the first wek of school. All kids love to hear a story!

This book was perfect for teaching planning to an elementary-aged child.

Another great book in a series that support student in learning needed skills to be their best!

As a school counselor Inread a lot of books about self regulation, but this kabobs of my favorites ever. I also love that you can hand it to a fourth or fifth grader and they can read it on their own and get it lot out of it

Great book to teach kids about planning. Great discussion starter

This author is super! Creative in getting points across.....

We've already had some meaningful conversations about planning as a family.

I purchased this book to use for a classroom lesson on goal setting, but after reading the story it wasn't a very good fit, in my opinion. It is very wordy and not relatable for younger students. I think this book will work better in a smaller group setting for older elementary students, and I plan to use it in a leadership group for 5th graders. I normally enjoy books by Julia Cook, but this is one that I probably wouldn't have purchased if I had been able to read it in advance.

awesome

Very wordy for kids, Its authority-figure adult encourages her son to be more like his cousin.. This is not effective parenting.