Shared Toolkit Printables
Quick-reference cards from all five Shared Toolkits, gathered in one place. Every card can be copied, printed, rewritten by hand, taped into a notebook, used during a lesson, or kept nearby for real moments. You do not need the full toolkit to use a card — grab the one that fits today.
These cards support everyday skills. They do not replace trusted adults, qualified professionals, medical care, legal advice, therapy, disability support, or emergency help.
Coping Skill Cards
Cards for noticing body clues, pausing, grounding, breathing, resetting the body, checking thoughts, asking for help, and building a coping menu.
Communication Skill Cards
Cards for listening, clarifying, explaining thinking, disagreeing respectfully, asking for help, using feedback, and repairing misunderstandings.
Printable Communication Skill Cards
Problem Solving Cards
Cards for naming problems, sorting facts from guesses, breaking problems down, brainstorming options, trying safe steps, observing results, adjusting, and asking for help.
Printable Problem Solving Cards
Learning Cards
Cards for forgetting checks, remembering practice, mistakes as data, teach-back, better learning questions, practice plans, and support.
Executive Function Cards
Cards for clarifying the job, making the first step tiny, using checklists, estimating time and energy, prioritizing, handling distractions, restart bookmarks, done-enough checks, and support.
Printable Executive Function Cards
Collaboration Cards
Cards for shared goals, roles, fair work, check-ins, disagreement, group repair, finishing together, giving credit, and asking for support.
Information Organization Cards
Cards for sorting information, choosing categories, labeling clearly, comparing examples and non-examples, taking useful notes, choosing diagrams/timelines/tables, tracking sources and evidence, building a small information system, and asking for support.
Printable Information Organization Cards
Which printable should I start with?
| Situation | Printable set to try |
|---|---|
| Big feelings, stress, or shutdown | Coping Skill Cards |
| Misunderstanding, disagreement, or asking for help | Communication Skill Cards |
| Something feels confusing, broken, or too big | Problem Solving Cards |
| A child is trying to remember, practice, or improve | Learning Cards |
| A task is hard to start, organize, track, or finish | Executive Function Cards |
| Group work, shared projects, unfair work, disagreement, or finishing together | Collaboration Cards |
| Messy notes, scattered sources, unclear categories, lost files, or ideas that need sorting | Information Organization Cards |