Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz
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Simple Daily Behavior Chart
We all want to be noticed when we do something good, so now let's help decrease student behavior and increase student confidence!
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Toileting Protocol- Red Light/Green Light to Decrease Constant Bathroom Requests
Do you have a student who is CONSTANTLY asking to go to the bathroom? Even when you know they don't have to go? Try this Red Light/Green Light toileting protocol! Give them a stop light visual so they know when they're allowed to ask for the bathroom vs when it's not an option. Includes instructions for the protocol, a data sheet, and the stop light visual.
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Speech Stickers and Speech Activity Record Chart
I use these charts for the children to keep their stickers on (when they get 10 stickers they are allowed to pick a treat from the treasure box. The treasure box has individually wrapped candies, small tops, balls, slap bracelets, pencils, erasers, bookmarks, etc.
The record chart I use for record-keeping. I write the date of service in each square and note the activity and accuracy percentage. If I don't have time to calculate the percent, I put the number right over the number of tries and
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Behavior Strategies Post-Break
Increases in interfering behavior in the classroom are common after an educational break! Check out these strategies to do and avoid to prevent behavioral regression post-break in the classroom.
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Cutting Out Shapes, Rectangle, Large, Level A
Originally for students with ASD and other related disabilities. Children on the Spectrum have so much difficulty with fine motor. They need small increments of successful mastery to complete a task. That is why I created these sheets. Wishing your students the achievement they deserve. The sheets use an easiest to hardest progression. (Shape and Level follow this progression. Progression of shapes are: Rectangle, triangle,chord, cylinder, teardrop, heart and circle). Mastery criteria for each
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Manding Sheet with Carrier Phrases
Pre-filled Mand data collection tool, separated by date and recorder. For the purpose of increasing variation in manding by early learners.
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Assessment Sheet Form
This is a basic assessment sheet form. Fully editable and customizable.
I use each time I give my student any formative assessment. This way all the assessments are on a single page (which I copy front to back) and in order by date. I can easily see if they student has made progress or not.
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Special Education Communication Log - "All About My Day!" (With Visuals)
This is a communication log that can be used to increase communication and collaboration between home and school. There are spaces for teachers to tell parents about a student's day as well as spaces for parents to comment back or tell teachers about what happened at home the night before or that morning. This sheet is intended to be sent home with students every day. This communication log is different from the other one I created, because this one includes picture communication symbols (Boa
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Special Education Communication Log - "All About My Day!"
This is a communication log that can be used to increase communication and collaboration between home and school. There are spaces for teachers to tell parents about a student's day as well as spaces for parents to comment back or tell teachers about what happened at home the night before or that morning. This sheet is intended to be sent home with students every day. I would suggest making a lot of copies at the beginning of the year and making a binder to keep in each student's backpack.
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Accommodation Strips
Student Accommodation Documentation FormAs the number of students requiring accommodations increases, teachers often struggle to find the time to document how these accommodations were provided. This resource simplifies the process by offering a sample method for documenting accommodations for student work. The document is editable, so you can easily customize it to meet the specific needs of your students. After printing the document (double-sided), simply cut the strips and attach them to th
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Other (ELA), Other (Math)
Assignment Tracker
Students and/or teachers can use this assignment tracker to keep track of assignments. It can also help increase independence and organizational skills of students.
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English Language Arts
Hearing Aid/FM Reward Chart
Need to motivate a student to wear their hearing aids or FM system? Try this student-led reward chart! Start with an obtainable goal and increase it from there! After a while, the student will realize the benefits of their hearing aids/FM system. :)
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Health
Speech and Language Classroom Lesson Plans Aligned with the Danielson Framework
Speech and language clinicians are employing the integrative approach to therapy within low incidence classrooms. Often, this involves developing lessons/activities that involve whole-group participation, and there is increasing expectation from administrators that our activities must align with the Danielson Framework.
Many of our schools house multiple classrooms for children identified with low-incidence disabilities, and despite the implementation of students' IEPs, administrators and teach
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Speaking & Listening
Behavior Charts
Editable Behavior Chart. This is similar to a check in check out system. A great way to reflect with students throughout the day while focusing on specific behaviors that you are trying to increase or decrease.
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AIMSWEB Progress Monitoring Folder Labels
Progress monitoring success is all about a good system! Custom labels are the key to this organizational system. I always keep these Avery shipping labels on hand, but any shipping size label will do. Print labels that include the student's name and a space to indicate each goal, level at which it is monitored, the IEP expiration date, and the progress monitoring schedule. I use the two columns, because generally, students will increase a level throughout the year. Enjoy this freebie!
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Math, Reading
DTT Student Weekly Data Sheet- EDITABLE
-Editable data sheet for daily student discrete trial training -Perfect for teachers of ABA programs -Data sheet includes space for the following components: program name, instructor directions, mastery criteria, sD, date (for each day of the week), current step, 5 data points (+ or -) and percent correct -Compatible with Microsoft Word
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SPED Progress Monitoring Data Sheet
This is a document that can be used to keep track of your special education student's data. I use this as a data sheet for the marking period to monitor weekly or bi-weekly progress on IEP goals and objectives. It could also be used for progress on tests and quizzes with general education teachers/students.
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ABC Data Sheet | Behavior Tracking With Post-Incident Staff Reflection
Support clear behavior documentation and trauma-informed staff reflection with this easy, one-page ABC Data & Response Reflection Tool. This form helps teachers, clinicians, and support staff quickly record Antecedents, Behaviors, Staff Responses, Outcomes, and a coaching-focused section on “What staff could have done.”Designed for classrooms, clinical programs, residential settings, and behavior intervention teams — this tool increases consistency, improves communication, and supports stron
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Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Data Collection Sheet - Perfect for IEP Goals
For special education teachers and therapists at all grade levels - streamline your data collection system! Make sure you have the data you need for your next IEP meeting!
This is a data sheet that is perfect for tracking classroom goals, no matter what type of goal it is. Simply type the goal into the top line and collect away! It can be customized by goal type and data method (tally, percent, prompts, etc) for your specific needs. This has been used by teachers of any grade level, as well as
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I-Connect District Implementation Stage 2: Installation Resources
This gives you access to the I-Connect District Implementation Stage 2: Installation Resource Library. Resources included: I-Connect Team FormatsTraining for Setting Up Monitoring PromptsI-Connect Installation PlanI-Connect Coaching LogsMentor Training VideosFacilitator/Site Facilitator Training VideosCreate a New User Guide(Mentors/Facilitators/Site Facilitators) Create a New Student Guide ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Strategy | Engaging Parents of Children with Special Educational Needs
Strategy for better communication and involvement of parents of children with special educational needs (SEN) offer numerous benefits for educators, enhancing their ability to support students effectively. Here are some key benefits: Improved Student Outcomes Enhanced Understanding: With greater parental involvement, educators gain deeper insights into the child's needs, preferences, and challenges, allowing for more tailored and effective teaching strategies.Consistency: Coordinated efforts bet
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After Test Grade Conference Handout: Guide for Student Grade Self-Reflection
This Resource is an After Test Grade Conference Handout: Guide for Student Grade Self-Reflection. This handout should be used by the Teacher when having a one-on-one reflection talk with a student about their most recent test grade, and what the student could have done differently to have prepared better for the test. This handout can be used for every student in your class, or you can focus only on the students that earned low test grades. This handout has: (1) space for the student to wr
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What am I doing self-checklist 1
This is an easy checklist for students who have difficulty monitoring their own behavior in class or struggle with anxiety and don't know how to manage their time. It is an easy way for teachers to cue students with positive reinforcement. Teachers would have to prompt students to check off the boxes in 5 minute increments.
There are 24 spaces to check off.
In order to EARN ten minutes of a Preferred Activity the student must Achieve 18 checks. (9 checks per 15 minutes)
You can change th
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Blank Visual Activity Schedule
This activity schedule is designed to be a simple, blank template to put small visual pictures for students so they can be prepared for what the day will bring. This template is perfect for classrooms with visual learners. The visual schedule includes ten blank squares for picture cues so that you can individualize with custom pictures of their classroom or items that belong to them. Big numbers next to the blank squares indicate the order of the schedule. Cut and laminate to post around your
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