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Ultimate Caseload Management Spreadsheet

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Here is a simple solution to organizing and maintaining your speech caseload. This is designed to keep track of: -Student name -Diagnosis Code -Grade -Teacher -DOB -FIE Date -FIE Reeval Due Date -Annual ARD date -Next Annual ARD (consider when FIE is due) -Planning and Consent info -Frequency & Duration info -Case Manager -Other IEP services (OT, PT, AI, VI) Each color represents a different school which you can customize to your liking. - Robins Egg ECI-2 - Coral- 3-5 - Fuchsia 6-8 - Lemon

PreK - 12th

Developmental Monitoring Progress Report Checklist

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LearnWithTeacherKris

This data sheet includes checklist for the following: receptive language expressive language social communication expressive- nonverbal vocabulary basic concept of body parts color sizes and comparison shapes direction and position This is good in monitoring the progress of the child. Codes: M- mastered SL- still learning NL- Needs to learn

PreK - 12th

Fry Sight Word Data Tracker with Dashboard | Editable Excel with Auto-Scoring

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Purposeful & Playful Classroom

Take the guesswork out of data collection and sight word mastery tracking! This editable Excel tracker is designed for teachers who want a simple, streamlined way to monitor progress with Fry’s first 300 high-frequency words. Perfect for RTI, IEP goals, and progress monitoring, this tool includes: ✅ The first 300 Fry words organized into 3 color-coded tabs ✅ Space for 5 trials per word ✅ Automated % accuracy calculations ✅ Goal check column: "Met 80% in 4/5 trials?" ✅ Date fields for each trial

PreK - 3rd

Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Science of Reading, Sight Words

FREE 50 First Words Language Tracker (ABA, Special Ed, Speech Therapy)

Created by

ThinkPsych

This resource is a language tracker that includes 50 common first nouns to be used for teaching language to children with language delays. The nouns come in five categories: animals, clothes, food, household objects, and toys. There is then a column for each of the five identification skills that children must demonstrate for each object: receptive, expressive, feature, function, and class identification. If you are interested in a set of 150 pictures (3 examples of each noun) that can be used

PreK - 2nd