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Annie is really smart! But at the end of the day, it seems her teacher always says to her, amp quot Tomorrow will be better. amp quot To do her best, she needs a plan for focusing on her work at school and for getting her homework completed and turned in. Annie's Plan presents a -Point Schoolwork Plan and a -Point Homework Plan that will help her-and readers-master the organizational and study skills that spell school success. Now every day can be a great day! Each point of the two plans is detailed in a ten-page Note to Teachers and Parents in the back of the book. ANNIE amp rsquo S PLAN SCHOOLWORK . Neat desk 2. Secret reminders to focus 3. Study buddy 4. Daily goals 5. Quiet work area . Teacher talks and signals 7. Daily planner 8. Daily homework folder 9. Study club . Reward contract ANNIE amp rsquo S PLAN HOMEWORK . Neat backpack 2. Special homework area 3. Scheduled homework time 4. No interruptions 5. Prioritize assignment order . Estimate assignment time 7. Homework breaks 8. Parent check 9. amp ldquo Go to School amp rdquo bin . Rewards

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This is an excellent resource for school libraries, professional collections, and parenting collections, and a great shared read for parent and child. --School Library Journal Both 10-point plans are integrated into the narrative, so the book remains kid-friendly. (Parents and teachers will appreciate the helpful addendum, which elaborates on each of the points.) The illustrations are appealing, and I appreciated the detailed images of Annie's daily planner and action plan. I recommend Annie's Plan for any youngster with ADHD who struggles to stay organized at school, and I don't know of an elementary teacher who wouldn't appreciate the tips. --ADDitude Magazine I was glad when I came across the book Annie's Plan. This book helps students take charge of their schoolwork and homework by giving strategies to use at school and home....I love the examples the author, Jeanne Kraus, uses to show different ways Annie gets off task....During my lessons, I discussed with students why each of the items on the lists were important....Many students affirmed that they learned at least one new strategy and that they would begin to implement those strategies in order to take charge of their schoolwork and homework. --Savvy School Counselor

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Jeanne Kraus is a teacher and an educational consultant with an expertise in attention disorders. A frequent speaker at conferences and workshops, she presents on such topics as organizational and study skills, parenting, and classroom management tips and instructional strategies for teachers. She lives in Broward County, Florida, and is the mother of two sons, one of whom inspired her first book, Cory Stories: A Kid's Book About Living with ADHD. Charles Beyl creates humorous illustrations for books, magazines, and newspapers in his suburban Texas ranch house. Visit him at www.charlesbeyl.com and follow him on Instagram: @ChuckBeyl

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