ADHD Teacher Observation and Parent Collaboration Form

Support your ADHD student with practical insights and simple solutions that start with classroom observations.


📝 Teacher Observations of Student Behavior

Student’s Name: ___________________________
Grade: ___________
Teacher’s Name: __________________________
Subject: ___________

Dear Parent or Guardian,

As your child’s teacher, I want to partner with you to help your student thrive—academically, emotionally, and socially. Below are some specific observations I’ve made about your child’s behavior and learning in the classroom. These insights may help us work together to better support their success.

Please review the following items and note how often these behaviors occur:

Behavior Sometimes Often Very Often
Struggles to complete assigned tasks
Doesn’t seem to listen or pay attention
Has difficulty concentrating on tasks
Is easily distracted
Is impulsive or acts without thinking
Has trouble organizing schoolwork
Interrupts or blurts out answers
Is very restless or can’t stay seated
Seems “always on the go”
Gets frustrated or angry easily
Resists instructions or direction
Has difficulty with reading or spelling
Has trouble understanding verbal directions
Has poor handwriting
Seems anxious or worried
Has difficulty shifting from one task to another

🧠 Suggested Next Steps for Parents

Behavioral challenges in the classroom often reflect underlying issues that may be addressed with small changes at home. Please review the following checklist and consider which of these areas may be worth exploring.

Question Yes No
Is my child getting enough sleep? (8–10 hours per night)
Is my child drinking enough water daily (6–8 glasses)?
Is my child eating a high-protein, low-sugar diet?
Is my child feeling physically well?
Is my child taking medications that may impact focus?
Am I able to supervise and support schoolwork at home?

👨‍🏫 Let’s Partner for Success

Many of the challenges seen in school can be improved through strong collaboration between home and classroom. If you have concerns or questions about these observations, or would like to schedule a meeting, please reach out.

Together, we can help your child gain confidence, improve focus, and succeed in school and beyond.