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24 July 2026

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Brain Boss Lesson 2 – Why Is Starting So Hard?

A ready-to-teach PSHE, SEMH and executive functioning lesson exploring Task Initiation—the Brain Boss skill responsible for getting started.

Students discover why starting homework, revision and everyday tasks can sometimes feel overwhelming, and learn simple strategies to overcome procrastination by breaking large tasks into manageable steps.

Using fun discussions, practical activities and real-life examples, pupils develop confidence and understand that struggling to start is not laziness but a skill that can improve with practice.

Includes:

Student PowerPoint
Printable workbook
Colouring activity
Teacher guidance
Student assessment grid
Reflection and exit ticket

Suitable for Years 4–9, SEND, SEMH, intervention groups, tutor time and whole-class PSHE.

The second lesson in the Brain Boss Executive Function curriculum, designed to build confidence, independence and lifelong learning habits.

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