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Data Sheet for ABA Special Education Assessment and Probing

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Looking for a user-friendly blank data sheet for you to use when you’re probing? Designed with an emphasis on simplicity and organization, whether you’re a teacher, therapist, technician or parent, you'll find these sheets incredibly easy to use. These probing data sheets feature an easy to use design that streamlines your assessment process. You'll find it effortless to document the results and observations, making it simple to review and analyze. You can use it immediately on a tablet or lapto

PreK - 2nd

Language Skills Center Targets Curriculum - Used W/ the Personal Skills Bundle

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Autism Classroom

Lessons for the year! This product is a supplement to the Personal Skills Bundle. These language skills targets can guide instruction using your already purchased Personal Skills Bundle. There are 34 weeks of ideas for a 5-10 minute lesson from either the Language Skills Printables, the Personal Skills Printables, the Toilet Training Skills Printables, the Imitation Skills Printables, Action Words, Imitation Skills, & Verb Task Cards, the Social Skills Posters - (About My Hands) Autism/Spec

PreK - 8th

Also included in: Autism Classroom's 34 Weeks of Activities BUNDLE for Centers

VB-MAPP Mand Level 1 to 3 Data Sheet for Assessment and Tracking

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My Special Dossier

Having a hard time tracking your learner's mands during assessment or teaching? Designed specifically to be used with the VB-MAPP, this no-prep Mand (VB-MAPP Level 1 to 3, Milestones 1-15) data sheet can be used to track your child or student’s requests with ease! Great for young learners, ABA programs and speech therapy, these data sheets comes in 2 versions, one to probe your learner during your assessment and one to use for teaching where you can track their acquisition. A bonus blank data sh

PreK - 2nd

Formulario del Historio del Habla y Lenguaje / Speech-Language Case History Form

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ESE AAC

The Spanish version is on the first page, the English version is on the second, and they're exact translations. So even if you aren't a fluent Spanish speaker you can still send one of these home for a parent to fill out. Since most of it is check marks and ages, by comparing the English version and the Spanish version you can look at what the parent checked on the Spanish version and use the English version to see what that check mark means. Since they're one page, they don't require loads of p

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