FRY SIXTH HUNDRED INSTANT WORDS HIGH-FREQUENCY WORD PROGRESS MONITORING, DATA TRACKING, & TARGETED INTERVENTION IN ONE! Do you need a teacher and student-friendly sight word tracking and assessment system to progress monitor your second, third grade, and at-risk students’ Fry High-Frequency words? Look no further than this digital assessment tool in Google Sheets™! Streamline your special education classroom with an easy and efficient way to analyze student sight word data and monitor progress on individualized education program (IEP) goals. It is important for students to instantly recognize these words as they progress through first grade and beyond. Even if you are not explicitly teaching the Fry Instant Words, an improvement in the students’ ability to orthographically map these words should be evident throughout the school year. Progress monitoring, data tracking, and targeted intervention in one! How they work: Make a digital copy of the Google Sheet™ for each student! Enter the student's name, initial score, and goal to generate a graph with a baseline. Check the missed words on the assessor probe to automatically calculate words read correctly. Missed words copy to the error box on each probe and to the individual student data sheet. The first 10 missed words automatically generate one printable sheet of practice cards for targeted intervention. Please see directions included in the preview for a full explanation of the process. What is included in the zip file: A PDF with force copy links to the Google Sheet™ Assessor Probes, Data Tracking, and Graph. A PowerPoint and PDF (printable) version of the student probes. Sample Goals: The student will demonstrate an improvement in their ability to recall the most common regular and irregularly spelled words as measured by a curriculum-based measurement in high-frequency word recall from a baseline score of 23% correct to a goal score of 95% correct by June 6, 2022. When given a curriculum-based measurement depicting 100 regular and irregularly spelled words, the student will read the words with 98% accuracy in 4 out of 5 trials. If you found this resource helpful, please leave a review to earn credits toward future TPT purchases!
Having an IEP writing timeline can help alleviate anxiety and keep you on track as you navigate the IEP process with the students on your caseload.
Thank you for checking out this UFLI Progress Monitoring Assessment Student Sheet! This is a pdf you can print and use for any of the weeks. I use this with my 2nd grade students, but this could work well for other grades as well. You will receive 2 versions of the form I created for students to take their progress monitoring check with UFLI. There is space to write their name, date, and concept number, and then space for the concept words, irregular (heart) words, and dictation sentence. One versions is one sheet and another is front to back with more lines and room for a picture. I hope this makes assessment days easier for you! I would love it if you followed me on TPT! :) Please note I am not affiliated with UFLI in any way and this is my original work and does not replace any curriculum or material.
Behavior Self-monitoring: Behavior Goal Setting Worksheets, Self-monitoring Behavior Visuals, and Self-monitoring Behavior Charts Self-monitoring behavior plays an important role in students making progress towards changing problem behavior. When students can appropriately self-monitor they are taking ownership in their behavior. Are you looking for a way to help your students gain independence in monitoring their behavior? ... Read More about Behavior Self Monitoring
IEPs and RTI. Progress monitoring and data collection. This simple system has worked for me for years. Sharing a FREE, simple, easy, and effective way to save you time... and your sanity. Learn more now!
Find out about a variety of informal quick checks to obtain information about your students' literacy skills and track their progress.
Progress monitoring can seriously be an overwhelming task. Many special education teachers are overwhelmed at even the thought of assessing their students two to three times per nine weeks. I am one of the oddballs. I love to assess my kids on meaningful goals and use that data to make decisions about interventions they receive, […]
Patterning Assessment Pack Assesses: K.A.1.2 Recognize, duplicate, complete, and extend repeating, increasing, and decreasing patterns in a variety of contexts (i.e., shape, color, size, objects, sounds, movement). Three forms of each of the three assessments for nine total assessments. Assesses recognizing, duplicating, and completing patterns. Can be used for CFAs and Progress Monitoring.
Need a resource to help you progress monitor your secondary ELLs and clearly understand ELPAC Standards? This resource has it all! This resource includes: Progress monitoring page Student self reflection ELPAC Standards and Descriptors Assessment Feedback ELPAC Scoring Rubric Teacher Conference Notes This easy to use resource will help you assess and monitor your ELLs more efficiently and effectively!
Want to know one thing that makes my teacher heart happy? Feeling organized with all the DATA! DATA…DATA…DATA! Data tracking is something that we will never be able to escape in education, especially in special education. So, might as well get on board with it and find an organizational system that fits you! Data collection ... Read More about Your Lifeline for IEP Goal Tracking
RTI Organization Student Intervention Tracker One Doc School Psych MTSS Editable, Special Education Digital Template, Instant/Digital Download RTI Organization Individual Student Intervention Tracker O This listing features an editable word document created to keep individual student intervention RTI/MTSS documentation organized and on one document for any easy to understand view of intervention progression over multiple school years. Key features: Current status demographics Health screening results Student strengths and area of need Benchmark assessment data Student goals Tier 1, 2, and 3 interventions Progress monitoring data General meeting notes Follow-up tasks
Are you a classroom teacher, reading interventionist, or reading specialist looking for an effective way to track your students' progress in reading? Look no further! This Progress Monitoring Tracking Sheet is designed specifically for educators like you who are committed to supporting their students' literacy development. Product Highlights: ✅ Comprehensive Assessment Tracking: Monitor student progress over time with detailed tracking sheets that capture key data points. ✅ User-Friendly Format: Easy-to-use printable PDF that streamlines the documentation process, saving you valuable time and effort. ✅ Next Steps Planning: Includes sections for noting appropriate interventions and instructional adjustments based on student progress. Perfect For: ⭐️ Classroom Teachers: Keep track of your students' reading progress and make data-driven decisions to enhance their learning. ⭐️ Reading Interventionists: Monitor the effectiveness of your interventions and adjust your approach based on solid data. ⭐️ Reading Specialists: Provide targeted support and track the impact of your specialized instruction over time. Let's Connect! Blog Instagram Copyright ©Moore Literacy Leaps 2023 All rights reserved by the author. Permission to copy for single classroom use only
IEP Goal Tracking Bundle : Assessments for IEP Goals and Objective Tracking and Progress Monitoring and IEP Goal Tracking Data Collection Binder Includes two of my best selling products: IEP Goal Tracking Binder and IEP Goal Tracking Assessments IEP Goal Tracking Binder: Within this binder you will find: 3 different binder covers 2 editable binder covers Binder Spines (3 sizes) 2 different student rosters 2 different student overview of data sheets Snapshot of Student Levels IEP Due Date IEP Meeting Dates 8 different student IEP goal tracking sheets 22 different teacher IEP goal tracking sheets There is also an editable feature to this binder that is included to meet your specific needs! *38 Editable Pages TYPE DIRECTLY INTO POWERPOINT! IEP Goal Tracking Assessments What is included? *Binder Cover *Binder Spines *Section Covers: Math Assessments, Reading Assessments, Writing Assessments and Assessment Tracking Sheets *35 Math Assessments: Identifying colors, Identifying Shapes, Number Recognition (0-9 and 1-20), Counting with One-to-One Correspondence, Counting to 20, Fill in 100’s Chart (Counting and Writing numbers to 100), Addition to 10, Subtraction to 10, Addition to 20, subtraction to 20, Addition 2 digit plus 1 digit, Subtraction 2 digit plus 1 digit, Telling Time, 2 Addition Word Problems, 2 Subtraction Word Problems, Coins, Combining Coin Value, Representing Fractions, Understanding Place Value, Two-Digit Addition, Two-Digit Subtraction, Three-Digit Addition, Three-Digit Subtraction, Multiplication, and division. *25 Reading Assessments: Identifying Upper and Lowercase Letters, Identifying Sounds, Fry Words 1-300 (Assesses 50 words at a time). Dolch Word List (Pre-Primer, Primer, First Grade, Second Grade and Third Grade), CVC Words, Blends, Digraphs, and Reading Comprehension *17 Writing Assessments: Tracing Upper and Lowercase Letters, Copying Letters, Writing Letters, Tracing Numbers and Writing Numbers, Writing CVC Words, Writing Simple Sentences, and Writing about Scenes (2 different writing lines) *4 Assessment Tracking Sheets for data Get both of these products for a discounted rate!!!! This purchase is for ONE classroom only. This is a single classroom download, which means this product CANNOT be shared from teacher to teacher. If you are interested in sharing it with other classrooms, you can purchase additional licenses using the Teachers Pay Teachers tool located in your account under "My Purchases." Brooke Reagan © Brooke Reagan 2018 If you have any questions, please email me at [email protected]
Special Ed Data using Google Forms - check out these user-friendly tips and tricks for busy special educators to streamline IEP tracking and student progress monitoring!
Special educators need a pretty large toolbox of strategies and resources to support our learners. So often, our students can have significantly diverse needs and levels. On any given day, special education teachers might need to take student reading data, modify a math assessment, teach science wit
Worksheets and assessments for teaching executive functioning skills in the classroom. Assessments and data tracking forms for easy progress monitoring.
Find out about a variety of informal quick checks to obtain information about your students' literacy skills and track their progress.
For preschool teachers seeking to assess their students skills, printable online resources focusing on fine motor skills, letter recognition, and counting assessment could be a crucial aid.
Reading fluency is essential to overall reading proficiency; however, it does not always come naturally to students. For those students, there are many interventions and research-based activities that can implemented to improve fluency skills. An effective fluency intervention to use with your disfluent students is something called 'Cold Reads' and 'Hot Reads.' This quick and easy to implement intervention can be used to improve fluency, but also to monitor progress with specific fluency skills. All students could benefit from a sprinkle of fluency practice, so this activity could be used with your reading groups, RTI students, or entire class. What
**Simplify data collection and progress monitoring for students on your caseload. Quickly identify areas of need and track progress over time.** This colorful and relevant resource is a welcome addition within informal language assessments, when establishing baseline levels of performance, and for periodic goal monitoring. Kids will love the bright pictures, and teachers/therapists will enjoy the wealth of data collected. Included in this resource are the following goal areas (10 trials per content area): A) Object Naming B) Action Naming C) Object Function D) Rapid Automatic Naming E) Categorization (Divergent – Concrete) F) Categorization (Divergent – Abstract) G) Categorization (Convergent – Concrete) H) Categorization (Convergent – Abstract) I) Antonyms J) Synonyms K) Comparatives L) Superlatives In addition, you will receive data sheets to easily record student responses, as well as a template for tracking student progress over time. It is recommended that therapists print the stimuli section in color and store in sheet protectors within a binder for everyday use. The data sheets can be printed separately for each assessment/monitoring period. **For more like this, please check out my other assessment products: WH-Questions/Following Directions and Syntax/Morphology Informal Language Assessment + Progress Monitoring.
These editable and printable IEP goal and objective tracking templates are the perfect addition to your student data tracking binder! Editable in Canva, or a printable PDF! Templates include an IEP snapshot, 3 IEP goal tracker options, and 2 versions of goal snapshot templates that supports either 3 or 4 short term objectives per annual goal. Needing these templates and a lot more? Check out the new Self-Contained SPED Planner here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1625527622/ What you'll receive: -1 printable product PDF file & 1 PDF file containing the Canva template link that will include the following pages: -3 goal/objective progress tracking templates -IEP snapshot -Goal/obj snapshot supporting 3 short term objectives -Goal/obj snapshot supporting 4 short term objectives -note taking templates **If you wish to make edits on Canva: Canva is an online graphic design website that does not require any software downloads. After purchase, you can edit (change text, font, sizes, and graphics) your templates online using the link that will be provided to you. This is at no extra cost. All you will need is to create a FREE Canva account, if you do not already have one, at www.Canva.com! **THIS IS A DIGITAL PRODUCT - PRINT AS MANY TIMES AS YOU PLEASE!** A digital download/printable is ready to download immediately after completed purchase. It is instantly available, and there’s no need for shipping fees. Purchase once and it’s yours’ forever! *No physical product will be shipped. You must have access to your own printing resources. *How do I access my purchase? After you checkout, a download link will be sent on your Etsy registered email. Click on the link and get your PDF files. *Returns? This product is non-refundable. If you have any questions, please message me. *How may you use this product? You MAY NOT purchase this product, and use the Canva template to create your own version of this product. This purchase is strictly for non-commercial, personal use only. After purchase, you may print in your home, or at a business. You MAY NOT resell, reproduce, or distribute by electronic means. You MAY NOT profit from the product in any way, shape, form, or fashion. Take note that colors may slightly vary due to monitor and printer settings, as well as the type of material used.
Need help keeping organized with RTI? These recording pages can help you with just that. These can be used at any grade level and for any subject. You Might Also Like:Hooked on Place ValueChristmas AnalogiesTen-Frames Math Coloring Book FreebieApples & Pumpkins Venn Diagram
So it’s late November and we have just a few first graders who have not yet mastered their letters and sounds. For these little firsties, we needed to readjust their intervention plan and bump it up a knotch in terms of intensity. It’s always difficult to find time in a jam-packed school day, but mastering letters […]
Assessing life skills is an important part of creating individualized education plans (IEPs) for students with special needs. This comprehensive baseline assessment is perfect for special education teachers looking to get a baseline of their students' abilities across a wide range of life skills. This assessment covers key areas of daily living, such as hygiene, cooking, cleaning, money management, and more. With over 50 assessment items, this resource will help you accurately assess your students' abilities and track their progress over time. Included in this resource are detailed instructions on how to administer and score the assessment, as well as a data collection sheet to help you keep track of your students' progress. This resource is perfect for teachers of all grade levels and is fully editable to meet the unique needs of your classroom. Once prepped, it is very easy to take the assessment binder out and test individual students. This assessment is scored using prompt hierarchy and building independence. This is a high prep resource and does not include student materials. You would need to have the materials from your classroom for this assessment. Now included: Digital Google Forms for Assessment data digitally! You also have access to a re-evaluation template to help write IEPs more fluidly! The assessment content areas included in this product are listed below. Please click on the preview to get a better look inside what is included! Basic Concepts - identical matching, non-identical matching, sorting, name recognition, calendar skills, body parts, categories, sequencing, opposites, and prepositions Reading - alphabet, community signs, book skills, capitalization, punctuation, Dolch Pre-Primer and Primer sight words Mathematics - colors, shapes, patterns, number concepts, 1:1 correspondence, addition, subtraction, money, time, and measurement Fine Motor - clothing management, functional hand skills, manipulative play, arts and crafts, pre-writing skills, and writing skills Self-Care - toileting, grooming and hygiene, clothing management, body care, and basic first aid Community - transportation, street safety, grocery store, clothing store, shopping mall, fast food, sit down restaurant, leisure (playground, bowling, nature centers, forest preserves, movie theatre, library, book store, post office, doctor's office, dentist office, vocational exploration, community service Cooking - eating habits, appliance use, basic food prep, food safety and sanitation Independence - school skills, calendar skills, transition skills, schedule skills, work skills, home-school jobs, clerical skills, domestic skills, clothing management, and personal information Social Emotional - emotions, behavior management, personal qualities, external supports, goal setting, perspective taking, social skills, safety and decision making Please let me know if you have any questions prior to purchasing. If you have any other concept areas you would like to see, feel free to email me: [email protected] TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID... ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Brittaney S. said, "WOW! This assessment covers it ALL! We will be using the K-12 for data binders to track the skills progression of our students! Highly recommend this product for all of the skills it covers that you may not even think to track!" ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Desiree S. said, "I have been trying to find a resource to be able to track my student's abilities that are not 100% academic. This resource tracks academics and life skills, which is amazing. I like to print two to a sheet to save on paper!" If you use this in your classroom, make sure to tag me Full SPED Ahead on Instagram or Facebook! Don't forget to leave feedback that way you can earn points towards future TPT purchases! I love hearing your feedback! Also, follow me on: TeachersPayTeachers Facebook Instagram Pinterest Blog As always, please contact me with any questions! Email: [email protected] Thank you again for your purchase and download! Heather Cacioppo
Spiral Math Assessments are critical in guiding instruction, progress monitoring, and assessing our students. Learn more about spiral assessments.
Assessment of ESL students does not have to be complicated. Here is a short overview of Bloom's taxonomy, what assessment is and ideas for ESL assessment.
Compare first writing sample at the start of the year to the final writing piece in June with Monthly Writing Portfolio!
Are you looking for a way to make setting up IEP goals and monitoring student progress easier? Check out these task boxes that allow hands-on practice as well as easy progress monitoring. You'll love how simple it is to keep track of your students' progress!
**Simplify data collection and progress monitoring for students on your caseload. Quickly identify areas of need and track progress over time.** This colorful and relevant resource is a welcome addition within informal language assessments, when establishing baseline levels of performance, and for periodic goal monitoring. Kids will love the bright pictures, and teachers/therapists will enjoy the wealth of data collected. Included in this resource are the following goal areas (10 trials per content area): A) Subjective Pronouns B) Subject-Verb Agreement (Auxiliary “Have”) C) Subject-Verb Agreement (Auxiliary “Be”) D) Present Progressive Tense E) Third-Person Singular F) Regular Past Tense G) Future Tense H) Irregular Past Tense I) Articles J) Object Pronouns K) Possessive Adjectives L) Regular Plurals M) Irregular Plurals N) Prepositions In addition, you will receive data sheets to easily record student responses, as well as a template for tracking student progress over time. It is recommended that therapists print the stimuli section in color and store in sheet protectors within a binder for everyday use. The data sheets can be printed separately for each assessment/monitoring period. **For more like this, please check out my other assessment products: WH-Questions/Following Directions and Semantics Informal Language Assessment + Progress Monitoring
These can be edited and used to reflect your personal and district's progress monitoring and assessment scores for students. I typically hand these out before report cards and parent teacher conferences to update parents on student progress. They are also very helpful for IEP or 504 meetings to illu...
Elevate your literacy instruction with this comprehensive set of *Nonsense/Real Word Post-It Note Templates* designed specifically for UFLI lessons! This resource provides 134 pages of ready-to-print post-it note templates, meticulously aligned with each UFLI lesson. These templates are perfect for center work, progress monitoring, homework/classwork, and even as exit tickets to quickly assess student understanding. **Key Features:** - 134 pages of templates aligned with UFLI lessons - Includes both nonsense and real words for decoding practice - Convenient and easy-to-use format designed specifically for post-it note printing - Perfect for a wide range of instructional settings, including centers, homework, classwork, exit tickets, and progress monitoring purposes. **How to Print on Post-It Notes:** 1. Place blank 3” x 3” post-it notes on the designated squares on the template. 2. Load the template with post-it notes into your printer. 3. Print the document, and your post-it notes will be ready for use! This resource is a must-have for any teacher looking to integrate quick and engaging phonics practice into their classroom routines. Make assessing student progress more interactive and fun with these easy-to-use post-it note templates!
Collecting good data through progress monitoring, RTI, or MTSS is key to help guide differentiated instruction. Start collecting good data early!
Tips and tricks for putting together a progress monitoring bin so all your materials are together in one place!
Hey hey! Do you remember being in college and taking a test wishing, if I just had extra time I could really learn this in detail and get a good grade? That is how children feel. I am the first to say and admit that I move in math class at the rate of a racehorse. Do I like it? Not at all. Do I have to? YES. With all of the math standards that we have to teach, our year at a glance is packed with math standards. Maybe our kids don’t understand the material right after we teach the standard. However, should we forget about their data just because we have to move on to the next? After I give the kids an assessment, I grab one of my re-teach half sheets and write down any scores less than an A. I paperclip the assignments to the back of the half sheet so I know that I need to re-assess those people. After I record their scores, I reprint a paper (for each kid) that I can use for a small group, and the assessment again. When I have extra time (I know who has extra time), I pull a […]
Progress monitoring data collection while running a special education classroom can be tough! But it doesn't have to be so hard. There are easy ways to take data and keep track of progress of your students, while even analyzing the data on a regular basis.
