https://www.efpractice.com/ · Education
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Sticky-note calendar for executive function planning. Drag steps to days. Syncs to Google Calendar. Built for students with executive function challenges — and the parents, therapists, and educators who support them. The 360 Thinking Plan-Ahead Calendar turns long-term project planning into something visual, tactile, and motivating. It's the digital version of the sticky-note method Sarah Ward and Kristen Jacobsen have been teaching for years through Cognitive Connections. HOW IT WORKS ✏️ Click "+ New sticky" and brainstorm every step of a project. They land in a "STOP and See the Steps" parking lot at the top. 📅 Drag each step onto a day on the calendar. Set a deadline so you can plan backwards from the due date. ⏱️ Mini analog clocks show the volume of time each step needs — making time visible the way Sarah teaches. 🔄 Drag stickies to a new day if plans change. Forward moves count as PUSHED — procrastination made visible. Moving earlier is celebrated as a self-correction. ✅ Tick off completed steps. Confetti when a project is done. 🎨 Color-code multiple projects (Latin test = blue, History project = pink) and see each project's progress at a glance. WORKS WITH GOOGLE CALENDAR Every sticky and deadline saves as a real Google Calendar event — visible on your phone, computer, anywhere you already use Google Calendar. Nothing lives on a third-party server. PRIVACY Your calendar data stays in your own Google account. We don't store, log, or share anything. Revoke access anytime at myaccount.google.com/permissions. Built by Cognitive Connections.
May 8, 2026
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