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Student Needs Cheat Sheet (Organize your IEPs, 504s, and GTs)
Feeling swamped by paperwork? Struggling to keep track of your IEPs, 504s, and GT profiles? The Student Needs Cheat Sheet is an easy way to summarize the needs of your students in one, easy-to-find location.
The Cheat Sheet is a simple chart with a column for you to list student names and to check off which accommodations they require. There is additional space for you to write notes about their individual goals, the specific nature of a student's learning disability, or particular gifts and ta
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Primary Behavior Think Sheet
This Think Sheet is a valuable tool for guiding students through reflection when a rule is broken. Designed with young learners in mind, it helps children identify their behavior, understand the impact of their actions, and think through better choices for the future. The simple, age-appropriate format encourages accountability and promotes positive behavior change in a clear and supportive way.
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FREE Progress Monitoring IEP Data Collection Tracking Sheets
FREE Progress Monitoring IEP Data Collection Tracking Sheets. Use these sheets to track IEP goals as well as taking notes on your students during 1:1 conferences or small groups. This resource comes with printable sheets as well as a Google Slides version if you prefer to progress monitor digitally. **Personally, I download the sheets onto my iPad and use them with the GoodNotes app. Includes:Progress Monitoring IEP Data Collection Tracking SheetStudent Progress Monitoring Notes sheet (front a
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FREE Classroom Calendar for 2025-2026 with Behavior Management Tool
This file has been updated for the 2025-2026 school year! If you would like an editable version click here: EDITABLE Monthly Calendar with IB AttitudesI created these calendars 15 years ago for my kindergarten classroom. They are so effective that our entire school uses them K-2. I love a system that works! How do they work? Calendars go home daily in their homework folder. Classroom expectations are displayed at the bottom of the page and if a student needs a reminder to do better the nex
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