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Program & Goal Tracking Excel System
ABA Program & Goal Tracking Excel SystemThis comprehensive Excel tracking system is designed to help BCBAs and clinicians efficiently manage client programs and goals. The spreadsheet automatically calculates reauthorization dates (6 months), time left in authorization, total goals, and active vs. mastered goals. Key features include: Drop-down menus for status (Inactive, Active, On-Hold, Mastered, Discontinued) with color coordination. Drop-down menus for phase (Baseline, Intervention, Mainte
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Not Subject Specific, Other (Science)
Daily Take Home Notes - Special Education & Early Childhood Classrooms
These daily take-home notes are designed to improve communication between home and school, for families and teachers of special education or early childhood students! Communication between school and home is SO important, especially for families of young children, or students with significant disabilities, who are unable to verbally share about their day when they get home. These daily take home notes will allow parents to engage in conversation with their child after school and reference speci
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Blue Toile Data Tracking Tool | 95 Percent Phonics Lesson Library
95 Percent Group Phonics Lesson Library: Blue Toile Data Tracking Tool (Skills 1–15 + Intervention Cycles)Looking for a streamlined, beautiful way to track student progress with the 95 Percent Group Phonics Lesson Library? This Blue Toile Themed Data Tracking Tool was created by a real classroom teacher (hey, that’s me!) who needed an easy, visual, and organized digital system to monitor skill mastery and intervention groups — and now it’s ready for you! ✨ What’s Included:✅ Tracking Tabs for
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Balanced Literacy, Other (ELA), Science of Reading
Data Collection and Graphing Tool for Excel
This Microsoft Excel tool is designed to assist Special Education teachers in collecting and graphing student data. When used regularly, this tool will save teachers a lot of time. This tool is also perfect if a teacher is working with a student who is being monitored for Response to Intervention or MTSS. These are great to present as data at meetings. First, the teacher enters the goal and the criteria for mastery. Then, as the student works towards the goal, the teacher records the type of pro
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Cancellation Log
Easily track cancellations and late arrivals using this tracker. Cancellations can be tracked by whether they were rescheduled or covered (if an RBT cancels), and can be sorted by the amount of notice given. A graph plots the percent of sessions attended across 12 consecutive months. Late arrivals will also show a cumulative number of minutes of therapy missed.
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Student Observation Data Collection: On/Off Task
This is a simple and effective data collection form that can be used by teachers, specialty teachers, paraprofessionals, aides, and support staff. The collection of data should be used to help in making important decisions regarding student needs and growth. Includes:Interval timeDefining multiple types of off tasks behaviorsMotor VerbalPassiveFormulas for calculating the percentage of behaviors observedSection for additional commentsSection to record percentages for comparison between focus
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Client Overview Spreadsheet
Track client schedules, insurance and authorization information, and hour utilization. Formulas automatically calculate percent of hour utilization across direct, program modification, and parent training hours. Track due dates for authorizations with automatic color coding when due dates get nearer. -- This product was recently updated to fix a glitch involving the checkboxes.
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Functional Communication Skills Rating Scale
A brief checklist of functional language skills to identify and monitor development of early skills such as responding to questions and labeling vocabulary. This scale could be used to as a language therapy goal such as “Johnny will improve communication on the area of functional language by increasing a rating of ‘1’ (described as Skill Not Observed) to a rating of ‘3’ (described as Skill Emerging, Minimum Prompting) for the following skills: Providing Personal Information, Following a 2 Ste
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**i-Ready Reading Brag Tags Rewards Incentives** Behavior Motivation**
i-Ready Reading Brag Tags Bundle – Perfect for Motivating Students & Celebrating Achievements!Celebrate your students' hard work and dedication with these fun and colorful i-Ready Reading Brag Tags! This exciting bundle includes 27 unique brag tags designed to reward and motivate students for their progress in i-Ready Reading. Whether they've completed lessons, aced quizzes, or exceeded their goals on diagnostics, these brag tags are the perfect way to celebrate their accomplishments in the cl
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Reading, Reading Strategies, Science of Reading
Visual Schedule Templates - 6 Levels!
Visual schedules can help anyone alleviate stress and anxiety, transition smoother, manage time more effectively, increase independence, and tolerate less preferred activities. These schedules can be used with any individual including those with autism, who would benefit from using a visual schedule to see exactly what their day entails. This set includes 6 leveled schedules: 3 Icons on the schedule3 Icons on the schedule with boxes for ✓ to signify when a task is finished6 Icon on the schedule
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Also included in: Visual Schedules for Home & School Symbols and Template Bundle!
Schedule Symbols for School: Classes, Centers, Related Services, Specials...
Visual schedules can help anyone alleviate stress and anxiety, transition smoother, manage time more effectively, increase independence, and tolerate less preferred activities. These symbols can be used with any individual including those with autism, who would benefit from, or are currently using a visual schedule. This set includes over 35 symbols for: ClassesCentersRelated ServicesSpecialsActivitiesMealtime Each symbol is formatted as a 1.5"x1.5" square and can be used with any of our blank
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Also included in: Visual Schedules for Home & School Symbols and Template Bundle!
Schedule Symbols for Home: Mealtime, Dressing, Hygiene, Chores, and Activities
Visual schedules can help anyone alleviate stress and anxiety, transition smoother, manage time more effectively, increase independence, and tolerate less preferred activities. These symbols can be used with any individual including those with autism, who would benefit from, or are currently using a visual schedule. This set includes over 50 symbols for: DressingMealtime HygieneChoresActivities. Each symbol is formatted as a 1.5"x1.5" square and can be used with any of our blank schedule tem
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Also included in: Visual Schedules for Home & School Symbols and Template Bundle!
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ABA Program Tolerate Wait [Editable]
This skill acquisition template focuses on teaching an individual to tolerate waiting starting in small increments and increasing the amount of time as targets are met. It includes sections for client information, program objectives, error correction procedure, teaching procedures, data collection methods, reinforcement plans, and strategies for generalization and maintenance. The template promotes collaboration among team members, ensuring a systematic and individualized approach to skill devel
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Student Behaviour Data Sheet
This is a partial interval data sheet with reinforcers designed to record individual student problem behaviour. It is intended to decrease the amount of time needed to record data so that teachers can focus their attention on the students.
It can be easily edited to fit individual student behaviours and requires little instruction for new or substitute teachers. (There is a box at the bottom of the page explaining what to do)
The second page gives an example of target behaviour with the firs
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Visual Cue Cards - REAL Pictures for Behavior, Autism Resource Room Classroom
Visual cue cards are a great behavioral support for students that need frequent reminder. In particular, for students on the autism spectrum and students with oppositional defiant disorder, these visuals can help reduce auditory clutter and the struggle of following constant teacher verbal directives. Prep is simple - Just print out a color copy, cut out the individual pieces, laminate, hole-punch the top left corner, put all cards on a single binder ring, and attach to your lanyard or belt loo
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Providing Choices | ABA Parent Training Handout
Choices are powerful! This ABA-informed parent training handout teaches caregivers, educators, and therapists how to effectively use choice-making strategies to reduce power struggles, increase compliance, and support communication and independence. Designed by a BCBA, this resource breaks down how, when, and why to offer choices in a way that feels empowering—not overwhelming—for learners of all ages. ✅ What’s Included: ✔️ Clear explanations of why offering choices works ✔️ Step-by-
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Family Consumer Sciences, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Autism Classroom Visuals for Staff
Included are 7 posters to place in your classroom as visual reminders for adults on how to best serve students in a special education setting with neurodiversity and acceptance in mind. Posters include: -Strategies for Increasing Student Engagement -Independent Work Reminders -Respectful Communication Reminders -Schedule Reminders -Prompting Hierarchy -Ways to Engage With Students During Leisure Activities -General Classroom Dos and Don'ts
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Classroom Daily Visual Schedule Cards | Tabs and Template
The Classroom Daily Visual Schedule Cards tell students what is happening next. With 52 card options, including visuals and text. They help ease students' anxiety and help them anticipate what is coming next. Develop independence and ease transitions. The cards decrease the age-old questions of "What's next?" and "When is recess?" Perfect for preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, and special education classrooms. Don't see the card you are looking for? A template is providedfor you so that you can m
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Assessment Tracker
Protected Excel worksheet designed to track assessments completed in a school year. Use to track who qualifies for services, if it is a 3 year re-evaluation, or new referral. Programmed to automatically find qualifying percents from those tested to track appropriate referral rates. Formatted to print in landscape mode.
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ABA Parent Training- Family Resource - The Coercive Cycle
Breaking the Cycle: Transforming Parent-Child InteractionsThis detailed handout serves as an invaluable resource for parents, behavior specialists (BCBAs and RBTs), and educators seeking to understand and modify challenging parent-child interaction patterns. It provides a thorough exploration of the "coercive cycle," a common dynamic where negative behaviors are inadvertently reinforced, leading to increased conflict and power struggles. This guide not only explains the mechanics of the coercive
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For All Subjects, School Psychology
Also included in: Parent Training Resource Bundle
IEP Checklist for Parents- Pre-meeting prep and during meeting guided notes
Help parents feel confident and supported in IEP meetings. Send the guided notes home and encourage parents to fill it out before a meeting. This will help parents know what they want to discuss and what to expect at the meeting. Have parents use the guided during notes during the meeting to follow along and increase engagement!
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific, School Psychology
Also included in: Increase teacher, parent, and student participation in IEP Meetings!
Behavior Tracker Chart: "Why Did This Happen?"
This chart will prove to be a great tool for tracking behaviors. Additionally, this chart has proven useful in the special services arena as well as in the response to intervention process. The chart provides a space for the time the behavior occurred, what happened right before the behavior took place, the behavior that occurred, the consequences given for the behavior, and a space for reflection about why the behavior may have occurred. Many children who have ADHD characteristics as well as ch
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School Psychology
Farm Theme Choice Board | SPED, ELA, Math, Autism, Behavior Management
These choice boards are perfect for special education, resource rooms, general education, and behavior support, and are designed to be flexible for a variety of classroom needs. 🐾 What’s Included: 4 total choice boards1 unique farmhouse designs4 different choice board layouts per designClean, student-friendly visualsReady-to-use and easy to implement🐾 Ways to Use This Resource: ✔️ Behavior incentives & reward systems✔️ Early finisher activities✔️ ELA centers✔️ Math centers✔️ Whole group or sm
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
TAKING MEDICATION SOCIAL STORY TOOLKIT FOR ADHD & SPECIAL ED
Struggling to help your child take their medication for ADHD, ASD or Constipation? Wondering how to reduce your child's anxiety around taking antibiotics following a doctor's visit? This social story toolkit is your complete resource to reduce your helping to reduce overwhelm and avoidance when taking medication. This Social Story Pack Includes:1. "I Can Take My Medicine" Social Story A simple story to teach your child or student the following:- when we have medicine- why it is important- the
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Health
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