My wonderful co-worker created this data sheet for the section of social behavior and play on the VB-MAPP. It is a no frills, get the job done, simple and easy data sheet! I love it because it is all on one page and you can carve out an hour to observe your student and check off what he/she is doing by simply following the data sheet. It includes the criteria so all you have to do is plug it back into your score sheet and you are DUNZO! (done-zo? um... finished!) Hooray for super cool co-workers who do this kind of thing on their own free time and then share the goods. We need all teachers to be this way right?!?! Here is the link!!! Get it while it's hot ;) This social stuff is very important when you are looking at a very early learner who needs a lot of support in becoming aware of his/her peers. Teaching things like following others or even just engaging in parallel play can be difficult. Remember to always assess where the weaknesses are and target them so you know exactly how to help your little guys.

Preference Assessments What are preference assessments, and why should I conduct them? For older children and typically developing children, it is often simple to determine potential reinforcers (i…

This 35-page fillable pdf will be your step-by-step guide to completing high-quality Functional Behavior Assessments! We're sharing tips & resources on everything you need to know when completing an FBA from preparing for your observation to making your recommendations. Included: a strength-based FBA interview form to guide your collaborative interview with parents & teachers + a template observation data sheet to help structure your client observation notes.

Are you needing to complete a functional behavior assessment for your student with special needs or developmental delays? This 5 -page product contains behavior support questions to ask yourself or to ask a team when attempting to find the function of a student’s challenging behavior. There are also several checklist items (in question form) to help you think about various solutions that could possibly begin a course of action for your behavior support plan. It is meant to be a supplemental, informal measure to be used in addition to your classroom observation and detailed data monitoring of the student’s behavior. If you are new to AutismClassroom.com also check out our SUPER POPULAR Social Skills Printables See our entire collection: Autism Classroom TPT Store Connect with Autism Classroom: Newsletter - Instagram *Click the green star next to the store name to follow this store and get updates! RELATED PRODUCTS AND INFORMATION Don't forget to check out the Autism Classroom Courses page, a page dedicated to any educators tasked with starting, evaluating or building a new classroom or program for elementary students with autism in self-contained classrooms, who just need a little help getting started!!!! (See AutismClassroom.com for details.) Social Skills Printables for Students with Autism & Similar Special Needs. Writing Skills for Students with Autism & Special Needs (Expressive Writing). I Will Try Statements- Social Skills Support Posters (Rules - Elementary). I Will Try Statements- Social Skills Support Posters (About My Hands). ***************************************************************************** ©Autism Classroom. This license is for the purchaser of this product and may not be distributed electronically except for use in the purchaser's classroom. Additional licenses can be purchased through TPT. Standard copyright laws apply.

Seven tips for using behavior reflection sheets to help young students process behavior choices, including similar situations in the future.

Editable Digital + Printable Data Forms for Special Ed | Data sheets are a special education teacher's best friend. This bundle of editable, printable and digital data forms is the perfect addition to any special education classroom. What is included? You’ll find printable data sheets for/on: • Behavior Plan Cheat Sheet• Behavior Baseline Data Form• Behavior Data Graph• ABC Behavior Chart• ABC Data Tracker (2 versions)• Behavior Tracker (2 versions)• Behavior Trial Data• Frequency Behavior Data Form (6 versions)• Latency Behavior Data Form• Duration Behavior Data Form (2 versions)• Intensity Behavior Data Form• Discrete Trials (3 versions)• Functional Behavior Assessment At a Glance• FBA Checklist for Teachers + Staff• ABC Data• Classroom Observation (5 versions)• FBA Teacher Questionnaire• Daily Behavior Tracker (3 versions)• Weekly Behavior Monitoring (5 versions)• Monthly Behavior Monitoring (2 versions)• Blank Calendar Chart• Student Emotional Well-Being Tracker• Student Behavior Self-Tracker All printable data sheets are editable in PowerPoint. Printable PDF included. 48 total printable data sheets included. You’ll find digital data sheets for/on: • ABC Data • Behavior Plan • Calendar Chart • Classroom Observation (4) • Daily Behavior Tracker (3) • Weekly Behavior Monitoring (2) • Discrete Trials • Duration Form • FBA Teacher Questionnaire • Frequency Form • FBA Assessment All digital Google Form data sheets are editable. 17 digital data forms included. Looking for more data forms? The printable data sheets can also be found in this larger bundle. The digital data forms can also be found in this larger bundle. Some of the printable data forms may also be found in the IEP Binders. Looking for more resources for data collection? Shop all data collection resources here. Connect with me: • Newsletter • Blog • Facebook • Instagram • Pinterest • Thanks for Looking and Happy Teaching!

We have started diving into the 5 Steps of Behavioral Support and our first step is beginning the functional behavior assessment. Or to paraphrase my friend Abby, the Undercover Secret Behavior Detective stage. In this

Can I just say I have one of the most creative colleagues ever!! You guys remember Jayme right? She made the cute farm games at the begi...

These information sheets are designed to help you explore and assess attachment styles in simple terms in a digital format. Whether you are seeking to deepen your understanding of your own attachment style or support others in exploring theirs, these info sheets are a valuable resource. These information sheets can help you gain valuable insights into attachment theory and its application to various aspects of life and in relationships. It outlines the characteristics of Secure, Anxious, Avoidant, and Disorganized styles, offering insights into their influence on behavior and communication. Whether you are navigating personal relationships, professional interactions, or therapeutic settings, this is the perfect tool. 1 x US Color PDF (4 pages) ✦PLEASE NOTE✦ No physical product will be shipped. Colors may vary slightly due to different color monitors/printers. We do not offer returns or refunds. All sales are final. ______________________________________________________________________________________________ The Cycle of Attachment Styles In Childhood, Adulthood, and Relationships, Attachment Styles Psychoeducation Handouts, Attachment Theory, Boundaries Workbook for Teens & Adults, Mental Health Self-Care Book, Couples Counseling Sheets, Boundary Setting Statements and Scripts

Pediatric developmental milestones quick reference printable PDF for occupational therapists and occupational therapy students. Perfect for new grads or fieldwork students to keep handy to reference age-appropriate skills for evaluations! Three options included in the download - one black and white version, and two color versions! After purchasing, your PDFs will be available to download under the “purchases and reviews” section of your account: https://www.etsy.com/your/purchases **Instructions: Make sure printer is set to to “FIT TO PAPER” or “PRINT ENTIRE IMAGE” so it does not print too large or too small.** Please message me if you have any questions or need assistance! Print quality will depend on the type of printer and paper used. Printed colors may vary due to differences in monitor and printer calibrations. THIS IS A DIGITAL PRODUCT, SO YOU WILL NOT BE SENT ANYTHING IN THE MAIL.

Are you frustrated with student behavior? You are not alone! Attention Seeking, lonely, bored, unmet basic needs. Whatever the reason, it's our job to love and teach these kiddos! Each year I usually have one or two that set the "temperature" for the rest of the class. Teachers and students LOVE using the Daily Behavior Chart! After much tweaking (No, not twerking. Nobody wants to see that!), I came up with a management system for these students that works and is used in classrooms all over the United States! At my school, we ask the student body to show respect, responsibility and safety. These are all great qualities for students to show but hard qualities to understand for an elementary age child. So as a class, we talk about these qualities, but for my challenging kiddos, I break the behavior down further. Each chart focuses on 1-3 specific behavior goals, you have chosen, for the individual child to improve on. For this student, I chose 1. Keep Hands to Myself 2. Raise My Hand 3. Follow Directions Our classroom schedule is shown on the left and the 3 behavior goals are listed at the top. After each subject or activity, the student brings me the chart (attached to a clip board) and we have a short conversation about the behaviors. I mark the appropriate smile face, okay face, or sad face. There are 6 chart options ranging from 1-3 goals for the child to focus on! At the end of the day (or check in at lunch and end of the day) we talk about the choices that were made. This needs to positive! You made great choices during… I am proud of you for… I really liked when… You can offer a reward for making their daily percentage! Discuss things they enjoy. Time with technology, lunch with you (Why do they always choose this one?), coloring time, etc. If the student did not make their daily goal, I will ask: What can you do better tomorrow? Each student has different needs. Choose whether 1, 2 or 3 behavior goals is appropriate. You can also choose to use words or pictures for your schedule! To check out the Editable Student Daily Behavior Charts & Data Recording Graph click here! This allows me to reassess at the end of five weeks. Do I see improvement? Does the child's goal percentage need to be increased or decreased? Can I add another focus behavior for that child? Do I see a dip in behavior? What changes occurred in the child's life during a dip of behavior? Click to check it out! What do you use in your classroom or in your school for a Tier 2/3 behavior plan?

This download contains everything you need to assess and set up student programs for levels 1 and 2 of the Verbal Behavioral Milestones and Placement Program (VB-MAPP). This product will save you time, energy, and money on much pricer picture card alternatives and is a fantastic resource to have in your classroom or clinic setting. For those less familiar with the VB-MAPP, the download contains a handy guide to introduce you to the language of the different verbal operants as well as tips and tricks for setting up student programs. Included in this download, you will find data sheets correlated to the milestones for levels 1 and 2 of the VB-MAPP within the skills of motor imitation, listener responding, tacting, and intraverbal. All of the picture cards in the download occur in the same order they are presented on the data sheet to make assessing much more efficient. The data sheets also include a "date introduce" and "date mastered" column so that you can track progress as students begin to master out skills. To promote expressive and receptive language, there are over 1,000 images of the following items: - foods, clothing, toys, common objects, community helpers, community locations, shapes, colors, emotions, animals, household objects and actions There are also picture cards for basic motor imitation following receptive instructions, and identifying objects from an array. As an added bonus, there are visuals defining each of the verbal operants to post in your classroom or clinic as a reminder for staff how to present each skill. For more tips and tricks on how to implement this resource in your classroom, be sure to follow Autism Elementary on Instagram!

EDITABLE | READY FOR THE UPCOMING SCHOOL YEAR | Being a caseload manager and special education teacher is a wonderful experience that, unfortunately, includes tons of special education jargon and paperwork that can sometimes become overwhelming. This binder is your key to tidying up your daily caseload, organizing key special education information, and focusing more on your students, rather than the paperwork.   *ALL DATA SHEETS ARE NOW COMPLETELY EDITABLE*   Watch a video preview HERE.   *Created, tested, and trialed by a special education teacher for special education teachers.*   What do I get? • Editable Binder Cover (for you to make it exactly what you want!) • Editable binder spines in 4 sizes (1", 1.5", 2", 2.5") • Editable tabs to personalize your binder • NOW INCLUDES 6 Student IEP binder covers and Dividers (editable) • Important Acronyms List • Multidisciplinary Team Contact List • School Contact List • Grade Teams Contact Info • Master Caseload List • Caseload Snapshot • Student Profile • IEP at a Glance / IEP Snapshot • 1/2 sheet IEP AAG / Snapshot • Parent Contact Log • Blank Calendar x3 • IEP Tracking Calendar (2 versions) • RR Tracking Calendar (2 versions) • IEP Meeting Checklist (with friendly reminder cards and teacher data forms) • Transition (with data forms for teachers and students) • Accommodations Lists (Eng, Math, Writing, General) • Behavior Data (19 Academic and Behavior Charts) • Progress Monitoring (4 goal PM data charts) • IEP Meetings OVER 100+ FULLY EDITABLE DATA SHEETS   You get tabs / covers for: • Data Forms • Student Work Samples • Goals and Benchmarks • FBA and BIP • 504 Meetings • Notes   How do I use this in my classroom? Watch this video to see how I organize my IEP and student binders. I keep all of the originals included in this resource in one binder. I use this binder as a resource to quickly find what I need.   I also use tabs included in this resource to create a specific, individualized binder for each of my students. I keep all of their IEP information, goals and objectives, data collection, notes from parents, etc. inside. Having separate binders (one with originals, and one for each student) really helps keep me organized. Now I can quickly grab a student's binder and have all of the information I need at any second.     What does editable mean? • ALL of the data pages are fully editable in PowerPoint. No text boxes, you get it all. OVER 100+ DATA FORMS. • The editable cover is in PowerPoint format and includes text boxes over a pre-made cover for you to edit each year. • 31 pages include PNG color backgrounds with completely editable text boxes and tables.   IMPORTANT INFORMATION The most frequent question I am asked is: "I purchased the wrong theme..." and/or "I would like to switch out my theme this school year...". Due to the nature of your purchase, I am not able to switch out your theme. I, also, do not send resources via email. Please make sure that you are purchasing the theme you want before checking out.   PLEASE NOTE All of my IEP Caseload Binders contain the same content, just the themes are different. That means that the fonts, colors, and clip art used are different, but the content provided is the exact same.     Connect with me: • Newsletter • Blog • Facebook • Instagram • Pinterest •   Thanks for Looking and Happy Teaching!

Initial assessment packet with checkboxes for faster / easier documentation -captures demographic info, presenting problem(s), symptoms, medications, past history, symptoms, and other relevant biopsychosocial data. -can be used as an initial intake form completed by client or completed by clinician during the first meeting. 7+ pages find more items just like this one in my etsy shop: https://plannertherapyco.etsy.com Having trouble accessing your download? Watch how to access it here! 🙏💜 https://www.etsy.com/explore/shop-post/1138891520807?shop_id=19475374 - PDF digital version and also 8.5 x 11 inch perfect printable. Compatible for digital use with most pdf/note-taking apps including goodnote, evernote, adobe pro, etc. 🔔 WHERE DO I GET MY FILES? Firstly please note that the product you are buying is a digital file and not a physical product. Once you have paid for your digital file and the payment has cleared with Etsy, you can download them through the purchases section of your Etsy account (which can be found here: http://www.etsy.com/your/purchases). 🔔Terms and Conditions The files that you purchase and download here are digital and as such, I do not accept any returns, cancellations or refunds. When you purchase these files you accept these terms and conditions. However, if you do have any issues with your download or your file, please do reach out to me and I shall do everything to make it right. 🔔GRAPHICS DISCLAIMER The color variations in screens and monitors means that sometimes your printed artwork may appear slightly different than what you saw on your screen. Also, this is an extremely large file. Due to its sheer size, the graphics may appear blurry. For top quality, do not compress the file and download it into Google slides/Apple slides/Microsoft PowerPoint. 🔔PERSONAL USE ONLY. find more items just like this one in my etsy shop: https://plannertherapyco.etsy.com ✨📍DISCLAIMER: these are psychoeducational tools to help therapists in their work. They do not substitute professional consultation, supervision, medical advice. ⭐️let’s connect! I’m an LMFT from New Jersey and I love getting to know other professionals in the field. @njtherapist_ and @plannertherapyco ⭐️private practice owner: Psychological Education Center of New Jersey📍 ✨Thomas Jefferson University & Rider University Alumni 🎓

As a practitioner, a mental status exam is a must for each patient you see. Our mental status exam template PDF is editable. You can purchase 1 copy and use our template digitally for every patient. This Mental Status Exam PDF Template is part of our new counseling practice forms bundle and includes everything you need to make a proper assessment of mental capacity for your patients. This template is part of the Counseling Practice Forms Bundle

Is it about that time for you? Time to get ready for those parent-teacher conferences? Luckily, I had mine about two weeks ago. I have the same system I follow each year to prep for conferences and it honestly makes life super easy and stress free! When I prep for conferences, I pull out a file folder where I keep student work for the year. I keep things like math tests, sight word data, writing examples and reading assessments. When I am doing a conference I simply pull that stuff out to show progress and help parents understand where we need to go next in order to help their child grow. I also like to have a conference outline. I have 15 minutes per conference, so I need to stay on track! I also let parents take this outline home as reminders of things we are working on at school and ways they can help at home. When I fill out the conference outline, I use my little prompters to help jog my brain. Let's face it, preparing for these things can make the brain go a little foggy! When it is time for the actual conferences. I put a sticky note on the outside of the student's folder with their name and the time of their conference. I lay them out in order, so when parents come in, I can just grab their folder and we can get started right away! There you have it! Super simple, but effective! Feel free to grab more conference stuff from me by clicking the product image below! It's full of FREE conference goodies!! Inlinkz coding: An InLinkz Link-up

A collection of teaching resources and free printables in Laura Candler's online file cabinet for elementary educators.

This post contains affiliate links. Please click here to see our privacy policy. Recently, I posted about how I set up and run direct instruction work centers. You can read the post here if you missed it. Today I wanted to share about how my teaching assistants and I take data during the work centers. My teaching […]

Data collection isn't the most fun topic. Before iPads, my folders for kids were full of sticky notes, therapy data forms, attendance forms, and other assorted loose items. At progress report time, I would try to study my hand-written data for trends, and come up with some percentages to show growth, or lack of growth. For children with multiple goals, or those with collaborative goals, consistent data collection was even more challenging! I have recently updated this to reflect the changes that Google has made in making forms (6/15/13). Enter Google Forms and Spreadsheets!!! This blog is a brief tutorial on how to create a Google form for your data collection, which then saves your information into a spreadsheet. Once I create my form, I can save the form icon to the iPad screen making recordkeeping easier than using pencils and graph paper! Step 1---go to Google Drive (you must have a Gmail account). Under 'create new', select 'form'. It will take you to a new form which you will name in the next step. Step 2 In the top line, give your form a title. If you are collecting data for an IEP, you can name it after the IEP. If it's some other purpose, call it something else!! Then pick a theme (for IEP stuff, I usually go with the plain form. It's up to you, though.) Then click OK. Step 3 Now you are ready for the fun part. You get to create questions for your form. These questions, in my case, are taken directly from specific IEPs or treatment plans. You will be creating one form per client Some questions lend themselves to different types of responses. If you need the date of a session, or the number of minutes seen recorded, this might work with a 'text' response. If you are recording whether a child met or didn't meet an objective, multiple choice (yes/no), might work better. If you want to record an anecdotal response, select 'paragraph text'. For my first question---I'm recording attendance. I want to make sure I record if the student was present, and if there was no speech that day, why. I'm using the 'multiple choice' question type since there is only one answer that will work. Once finished with the question and answer possibilities, I click 'done'. After clicking 'done' this is what question one looks like on the form: Step 4: You are now ready for making Question 2. You can add a question by clicking button below your first question, or edit an existing question by clicking the pencil to the right of your question. You can see that I already added a second question using the 'checkboxes' type of question which can allow more than one response. add second question click pencil to edit; click add item to add more questions You can add as many questions as you want. One SLP I know collaborates with a teacher and puts the entire repertoire of the objectives from a child's IEP on the form. It makes for a long form, so if you want a shorter one, limit yourself to one section (e.g. communication objectives). Step 5 Once the form is complete, send it to yourself and anyone else who will be completing it (e.g. teacher). Your information collected by this form will go into a spreadsheet in Google drive. This is what a sample spreadsheet looks like. With one click, a summary of all of your information over time can be generated with graphs and lists. Here is a sample. My next tutorial will be to teach how to send your form to the iPad so that you have easy access to it. Google forms and documents have really helped my record keeping for my kids. Here is a blog I posted about using Forms and Docs to take attendance. I hope Google forms help you too, and you can use it in your work!

I've had many questions about guided reading! Let me start by saying, I'm NO expert. I am still working on it myself! But, I do have some things I've learned that I'd love to share with you...and I'm not taking credit for these ideas. :) I just blog about em'! 1. Levels/Planning Once you establish the level of each of your students, you'll want to check out {this} printable. It has helped me SO much! This printable tells me what I need to work on with each level {I did not create this handout, I just re-typed it!}. Click {here} for the download Once you know what your kiddos need, you'll put them in groups. I know you've seen this before on our blog, but this is for our new friends that need ideas. I used velcro so that I can easily move them from level to level and so that I'd have a visual of where my students are. Here is a guideline from my district on where your students should be throughout the year. Keep in mind that we are in a trimester schedule so it might be different for you. Click {here} to download 2. Running Records We are asked to do one running record in each group, each day. It's a little overwhelming and I try my best to get it done, but I'm the.worst.at.it. I know it's helpful because it let's me know when a students is ready to move a level without doing a formal assessment, but I just like listening to all of my students in the group, not just one. Uggghhh.... I'm working on it people! I keep my running records in a guided reading records binder {check that out here}. Click {here} for the running record form If you've never done a running record, it's really best to see one in action. I did find a good site for a general overview of running records {here}. 2. Anecdotal notes Sometimes you notice things that your students are doing, but you're not doing a running record on them...but you need to remember to address it. I just keep a sheet of address labels on my desk and jot down the problem. Then, I stick it on their tab in the binder on this little printable: Click {here} to download 3. Planning In my guided reading packet on TpT, I explain the planning steps of guided reading, but here's a tip that's not in my packet. When teaching a guided reading group, I always have a word work activity planned. To organize all of my games and ideas, I've put them all in a binder. The games are all copied on cardstock and put in a page protector {then they can be stuck in the binder AND they can be used with a dry-erase marker}. Then, I separate them with tabs so I can easily access them. The tabs are comprehension, word work, vocabulary, fluency, and I think that's it. 4. Mini-lessons I use my whiteboards or my games from my binder in my lessons just about every day. They are perfect for word work mini-lessons. I just take into account the skill my kiddos need to work and/or what I see in their book for that day. If the book is called "Star Fish", I might work on the sound of 'ar', or I might work on the digraph 'sh'. OR, I might just see what they need to work on and it might not have anything to do with the book. Teach Kinder or 1st Grade? {Get your mini-lessons pack here} Teach 2nd Grade? {Get your mini-lessons pack here} Teach 3rd Grade? {Get your mini-lessons pack here} 5. Management I use the Daily 5. I modify it to make it work for me and my students. It's the best system that is a balance between keeping the kiddos engaged AND having them do meaningful things while I'm working with groups. Check out their site for more info. Another bonus...after you've set up all of the expectations with your kiddos the first month or so of school...there's really nothing else you have to do with it {I do revisit the expectations every month}. Schedule Cards: Stephanie Stewart Daily 5: Chalkboard Freebie from me Alphabet: Up Front Decor 6. Time This one I can't really help you on. It's up to you to make time to do guided reading. I know that sometimes it's out of your hands, but it's VERY important you meet with your kiddos everyday {it's required in our district}. Even when it's during assessment time, I try to at least get in one group that day {my lowest group for sure}. My district is really big on the "2-a-day" plan. Basically, during assessment time, only test 2 students a day. This is in place of "test all the kids in 3 days and that's it" method I like. I'm not a fan of the "2-a-day", but some of you might be. I use this printable to help me decide when I'm meeting with each group. If you have a lot of groups, you won't be able to meet with every group, every day. BUT, it's important that you meet with your below level kiddos EVERY day {even Friday...gaspppp....}. So, this helps me remember what day I meet with what group {here's an example of what it would look like}: Click {here} for the download 7. Books I am so fortunate that I teach in a district that is HUGE on guided reading. We have a giant room full of guided reading books for ALL the levels. It's basically a library just of guided reading books. It's heavenly. If you are short on books, there are numerous grants out there that can help! Click {here} to find out more. You can also use the books on reading A-Z. I hope I answered all of your questions. :) For more ideas and to see our previous posts, go {here}. Any other ideas? Tips? Frame: Fancy Dog Studio Clipart: Scrappin Doodles Fonts: DJ Inkers and Kevin & Amanda

Empower your school team with our Complete FBA Toolkit, developed by a school-based BCBA. This toolkit includes: Task Checklist: Steps from assessment initiation to report completion with space to document dates. Parent Info Sheet: Informative guide for parents on the FBA process. Parent Consent Form: Streamlined consent form for an FBA. Interview Templates: Structured forms for parent, teacher, and student insights. ABC Observation Forms: Two different formats of forms for easy data collection for antecedents, behaviors, and consequences. Report Template: Create professional FBA reports with customizable templates.

READY FOR THE UPCOMING SCHOOL YEAR | Being a caseload manager and special education teacher is a wonderful experience that, unfortunately, includes tons of special education jargon and paperwork that can sometimes become overwhelming. This binder is your key to tidying up your daily caseload, organizing key special education information, and focusing more on your students, rather than the paperwork.   *ALL DATA SHEETS ARE NOW COMPLETELY EDITABLE*   Watch a video preview HERE. *Video shows a different theme, but content is the same.   *Created, tested, and trialed by a special education teacher for special education teachers.*   What do I get? • Editable Binder Cover (for you to make it exactly what you want!) • Editable binder spines in 4 sizes (1", 1.5", 2", 2.5") • Editable tabs to personalize your binder • NOW INCLUDES 6 Student IEP binder covers and Dividers (editable) • Important Acronyms List • Multidisciplinary Team Contact List • School Contact List • Grade Teams Contact Info • Master Caseload List • Caseload Snapshot • Student Profile • IEP at a Glance / IEP Snapshot • 1/2 sheet IEP AAG / Snapshot • Parent Contact Log • Blank Calendar x3 • IEP Tracking Calendar • RR Tracking Calendar • IEP Meeting Checklist (with friendly reminder cards and teacher data forms) • Transition (with data forms for teachers and students) • Accommodations Lists (Eng, Math, Writing, General) • Behavior Data (19 Academic and Behavior Charts) • Progress Monitoring (4 goal PM data charts) • IEP Meetings OVER 100+ FULLY EDITABLE DATA SHEETS   You get tabs / covers for: • Data Forms • Student Work Samples • Goals and Benchmarks • FBA and BIP • 504 Meetings • Notes   How do I use this in my classroom? Watch this video to see how I organize my IEP and student binders. I keep all of the originals included in this resource in one binder. I use this binder as a resource to quickly find what I need.   I also use tabs included in this resource to create a specific, individualized binder for each of my students. I keep all of their IEP information, goals and objectives, data collection, notes from parents, etc. inside. Having separate binders (one with originals, and one for each student) really helps keep me organized. Now I can quickly grab a student's binder and have all of the information I need at any second.     What does editable mean? • ALL of the data pages are fully editable in PowerPoint. No text boxes, you get it all. OVER 100+ DATA FORMS. • The editable cover is in PowerPoint format and includes text boxes over a pre-made cover for you to edit each year. • 31 pages include PNG color backgrounds with completely editable text boxes and tables.   IMPORTANT INFORMATION The most frequent question I am asked is: "I purchased the wrong theme..." and/or "I would like to switch out my theme this school year...". Due to the nature of your purchase, I am not able to switch out your theme. I, also, do not send resources via email. Please make sure that you are purchasing the theme you want before checking out.   PLEASE NOTE All of my IEP Caseload Binders contain the same content, just the themes are different. That means that the fonts, colors, and clip art used are different, but the content provided is the exact same.   Connect with me: • Newsletter • Blog • Facebook • Instagram • Pinterest • Thanks for Looking and Happy Teaching!

I am getting emails with requests for more of those skill building sheets so I think it is time to release some more from the vault that is my hard drive. Today I grant you a cheat sheet for bubbles! Seriously, what kid have you met that doesn't just go crazy for bubbles?! They are generally a big hit in my room and often how I get a first time student who spends their first 2 weeks of school crying to finally like me! This one came from my school system's special education department... I just tweaked it a tad. Hope you guys enjoy! Here is the download!

Rubrics are another great way to take data particularly on the quality of a skill. I love using rubrics for assessing social and communication skills in particular.

This data binder is 100% customizable to fit your needs. You have the ability to type your information onto the forms before printing, or printing and writing your info in. This data binder was designed with busy teachers in mind. What's included?? Binder Covers & Spines ABC Observation form Accommodations checklist Annual reviews 1 Annual reviews 2 Assessment log Behavior frequency overview 1 Behavior frequency overview 2 Behavior frequency overview 3 Behavior frequency overview 4 Caseload overview Caseload year at a glance Daily anecdotal notes Goal tracking sheet 1 Goal tracking sheet 2 Goals & objectives summary IEP annual checklist IEP goal progress IEP meeting notes IEP planning form IEP snapshot Initial referrals 1 Initial referrals 2 Initial referrals 3 Level data - math Level data - reading Level data - writing Progress notes Reevaluations 1 Reevaluations 2 Service snapshot Skill mastery SPED contact list Student daily schedule 1 Student daily schedule 2 Student levels Student observation 1 Student observation 2 Student progress update Student services 1 Student services 2 Weekly goal tracking Goal data tracking - behavior Goal data tracking - attendance Goal data tracking - communication Goal data tracking - custom Goal data tracking - homework Goal data tracking - Math Goal data tracking - Reading fluency Goal data tracking - Reading Goal data tracking - Spelling Goal data tracking - Writing 2D shape fluency 3D shape fluency Colors fluency Letter sounds fluency Uppercase letters fluency Lowercase letters fluency Numbers fluency Dolch pre primer sight word fluency Dolch primer sight word fluency Dolch first grade sight word fluency Dolch second grade sight word fluency Dolch third grade sight word fluency Dolch nouns sight word fluency - MATERIALS This listing is for an instant digital download. No product will be sent to you. Most customers choose to print their products out on computer paper or card stock. - REFUNDS Due to the fact that our products are all digital downloads, refunds are not accepted. However, if you have any issues with your purchase please contact me! - COPYRIGHT These files may not be shared or resold in any way, shape, or form. These are for one time personal use ONLY.

This Time-On-Task Chart is one of my top tools as it has enabled me to gather valuable data about student performance in both general education and special education settings.

This file is designed to allow for paraprofessionals to accurately document student progress and data while doing inclusion. This file contains... - A paraprofessional job description in SPED -A time log for paraprofessionals to keep them accountable and to allow for a way to track accurate inclu...

In this download, you will find all the materials you need to assess the Tact 11 milestone in the VB-MAPP (from pictures to data sheets!). Within the download, you will find 2 versions of the data sheets: 1) The data sheets with the 15 questions organized by picture (all 3 questions about soap, followed by ball, sandwich, hat, and camera) to allow you to ask the questions in any order you want 2) The data sheets organzied with the 15 questions already mixed up and ready to use with no prep! This assessment was created to be interactive and fun for the students! More detailed instructions are included in the download. I hope you enjoy this product! Keywords: autism, vb-mapp, assessment, preschool, special education, speech therapy, "wh-" questions, expressive language, tact. IF YOU LIKE THIS PRODUCT, BE SURE TO CHECK OUT MY OTHER VB-MAPP ALIGNED MATERIALS! VB-MAPP Aligned Bundle Levels 1-3