Description
If you write math IEP goals for 6th graders, you’re going to love having these task cards in your tool kit! Designed to support students who are learning to solve one-step equations involving addition and subtraction, this resource includes everything a busy special education teacher needs for IEP development and progress monitoring:
- A ready-made IEP goal about solving one-step equations
- 40 task cards to measure mastery toward the goal
- A digital data collection sheet for progress monitoring in Google Sheets
- A printable data collection sheet (for teachers who prefer paper)
- A student answer sheet for easy work sample collection
- An answer key for quick scoring
- Instructions and suggestions for using all the things
- Free access to my complete IEP goal bank for middle schoo
✨ Standards-Based IEP Goals ✨
Written for students who are learning to solve one-step equations with addition and subtraction, the suggested IEP goal aligns with the following standards:
- Solve real-world and mathematical problems by writing and solving equations of the form x + p = q and px = q for cases in which p, q and x are all non-negative rational numbers. (CCSS 6.EE.B.7)
- Model and solve one-variable, one-step equations (TEKS 6.10A)
- Solve one-step linear equations (Virginia SOL 6.PFA.3)
✨ Progress Monitoring with Task Cards ✨
Flexible assessment is a breeze with the 40 task cards included in this resource. Each of the 40 tasks is designed to measure mastery of the IEP goal. The simple layout is age-appropriate for middle school students (without distracting fonts or clip art). Once printed and laminated, you’ll reach for these task cards over and over again for baseline assessment and progress monitoring.
✨ Easy Data Collection ✨
Easily track student progress with two options for data collection:
- A Google Sheet (for teachers who track data digitally)
- A printable data collection sheet (for teachers who prefer paper)
The Google Sheets tracker automatically calculates accuracy when you enter the number correct and the number of trials. (A basic working knowledge of Google Sheets is assumed.)
Want to download a free copy of my entire IEP goal bank for middle school math? Click here to join my email list!
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6th Grade Math IEP Task Cards One-Step Equations with Addition & Subtraction
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Description
If you write math IEP goals for 6th graders, you’re going to love having these task cards in your tool kit! Designed to support students who are learning to solve one-step equations involving addition and subtraction, this resource includes everything a busy special education teacher needs for IEP development and progress monitoring:
- A ready-made IEP goal about solving one-step equations
- 40 task cards to measure mastery toward the goal
- A digital data collection sheet for progress monitoring in Google Sheets
- A printable data collection sheet (for teachers who prefer paper)
- A student answer sheet for easy work sample collection
- An answer key for quick scoring
- Instructions and suggestions for using all the things
- Free access to my complete IEP goal bank for middle schoo
✨ Standards-Based IEP Goals ✨
Written for students who are learning to solve one-step equations with addition and subtraction, the suggested IEP goal aligns with the following standards:
- Solve real-world and mathematical problems by writing and solving equations of the form x + p = q and px = q for cases in which p, q and x are all non-negative rational numbers. (CCSS 6.EE.B.7)
- Model and solve one-variable, one-step equations (TEKS 6.10A)
- Solve one-step linear equations (Virginia SOL 6.PFA.3)
✨ Progress Monitoring with Task Cards ✨
Flexible assessment is a breeze with the 40 task cards included in this resource. Each of the 40 tasks is designed to measure mastery of the IEP goal. The simple layout is age-appropriate for middle school students (without distracting fonts or clip art). Once printed and laminated, you’ll reach for these task cards over and over again for baseline assessment and progress monitoring.
✨ Easy Data Collection ✨
Easily track student progress with two options for data collection:
- A Google Sheet (for teachers who track data digitally)
- A printable data collection sheet (for teachers who prefer paper)
The Google Sheets tracker automatically calculates accuracy when you enter the number correct and the number of trials. (A basic working knowledge of Google Sheets is assumed.)
Want to download a free copy of my entire IEP goal bank for middle school math? Click here to join my email list!
Looking for other topics in 6th grade math? Click here to shop!
