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UPDATED! Digital Restroom Pass: Use with QR Codes or Set Up on Classroom Device
Make your classroom digital with ease by creating a digital restroom pass. I have this form pulled up on a computer in the back of the room and students fill it out quickly and take the pass. No need to have them document the time because when you look at the spreadsheet the form creates, a timestamp is given. If you want to take it a step further, link the pass to a QR code. Then have students scan the QR code with their technology (everyone used snapchat to scan QR codes in my room) and fill o
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Color Coded Organizing Tools for Classroom Intervention Management
In celebration of reaching over 1,000 downloads, I am offering this simple tool for you. They are very simple forms. Included in this download is a student conference/observation form, student appointment cards (set of 4), an appointment calendar form, a sense of urgency organizer as well as a mini-lesson/student conference planning sheet. All forms are color coded red, yellow and green to help plan for students in need of urgent intervention. Thank you for visiting and making it a great fi
PreK - 12th
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The Color Code: Why & How
Check out a FREE sample of my work. The Color Code: WHY and HOW Explore using a Color Code in your Classroom Download includes: Pre-Recorded PresentationPDF of Slide DeckPDF Note CatcherDownload now and see some real life examples of how I implement The Color Code it in my classroom!
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Birth to 3 Communication Milestones and Facilitation Tips
This communication resource includes two color coded pages that outline receptive and expressive language and play milestones from age birth to 3 and tips on facilitating the acquisition of these milestones. This resource is a great handout for parents or early childhood teachers during an evaluation or a consultation! If you have questions, please contact me at friedlandertrish@gmail.com. I am happy to answer any questions you have.––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
PreK - K
Intervention Lesson Plan Template
Blank template to fill in with your Intervention group information. Template is color coded by grade level.
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Speech Sound Development Chart | Speech Therapy Parent Reference Guide
SPEECH SOUND DEVELOPMENT CHART: This speech sound development chart highlights the key ages children acquire speech sounds. This resource contains:A colour coded chart showing the ages children start to develop and master sounds.This can be used as a handout for teachers, speech and language therapists/ pathologists (SLTs/SLPs) and students. This can also be used as a reference for nursery staff, parents and caregivers. By using this speech sound development chart, it helps to recognise age-ap
PreK - 3rd
Balanced Literacy, Speaking & Listening
Client Visit Record
Speech/Language therapy client visit record provides simple organization for documenting each therapy session and visit. Includes a space for ICD-10 and CPT codes, client contact information, date, notes and more!
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Business
Tutoring Lesson Parent Note Template
This is a template that you can use for sending home notes to your tutoring kids. All you need to do is print it out, or fill it out on the computer and then send it home at the end of each of your tutoring sessions. This helps the parent/guardian know what the student learned during their time. If you take a picture or save the document you can also remember what you did during the tutoring session.
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Caseload at-a-glance
This useful document will allow you to quickly see the students that are on your Special Education Caseload. It will give you all of the quick information you need to know for that student without having to go through all of their documents.
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IEP Progress Monitoring Documentation Spreadsheet
This Google Sheets Documentation Sheet is fully modifiable in order to document all IEP goals and objectives in all academic and social areas; can be adjusted for daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly progress reports. Drop-down boxes, color-coded dates, and room for comments allow for individualization to align with each child's IEP while the multi-tab setup ensures all students' data will be saved in one place. Can easily be uploaded to PSSP and other web-based IEP services, saved as PDFs, or e
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Eyewords + UFLI Alignment Table
⭐️ FREE Eyewords + UFLI Alignment Chart High-Frequency Words by Set, Lesson, and Decodable Book This FREE resource is designed for educators using the Eyewords high-frequency word program in tandem with UFLI Foundations. It provides a clear, color-coded alignment between the two programs, helping you integrate multisensory sight word instruction with systematic phonics instruction. What’s Included: ✅ Full alignment of Eyewords Sets 1–4 and Colors, Shapes & Numbers (CSN) ✅ UFLI less
PreK - 4th
Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Sight Words, Spelling
Positive Referral
Positive referrals are a quick and meaningful way to recognize students who are making great choices in the classroom while also sharing those successes with their families. This simple, generic referral form makes it easy to acknowledge positive behavior without adding extra work to your day. Just check off the reason, write the student’s name, and send it home in their folder for parents to see and celebrate! This resource includes: A ready-to-use Positive Referral form Simple check-off opt
PreK - 5th
For All Subjects, Other (Arts), School Counseling
Out of seat tracker
Do you have a student in your classroom who is constantly out of their seat? Well, I have created an easy to use data tracker. The student will need to put a tally in the box each time they get out of their seat without permission. It is to be used for the entire week. There is a space for the student's name, week of, and teacher's name.
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Therapy Notes for Parents - Session Summary
***THUMBNAILS show error in file, but everything is aligned in the docx file!*** Use this form to leave notes for parents about the students' speech therapy sessions. Cut the form in half to send home with the student (or leave at the day care / preschool). Or log your notes on the computer then email or print for parents. The form is in DOCX format so you can edit as needed. Fill out the "Today, we worked on..." section with brief descriptions of the student's goals (e.g., making the /s/ sound)
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Response to Intervention (RTI) documentation form
This form can easily be used by teachers or interventionists to document interventions and progress during Tier 1, Tier 2, or Tier 3 of the Response to Intervention (RTI) process. Some schools refer to their RTI team as IAT (Intervention Assistance Team). It's in a word document file so you can easily fill it in on your computer and save, or print multiple copies to keep in your documentation binder. Enjoy!
PreK - 10th
English Language Arts, Math
Progress Monitoring Form
This progress monitoring form is great for tracking students IEP goals. This form is completely editable to meet your student's needs. The header has a spot to add all the students demographic information. Down the first column is where you can type your goals and type or hand write the date across the top rows. Then you can just write or use a code to track the student's progress inside each box across from their goal.
If you have a student with multiple goals, all you have to do is click in
PreK - 12th
Brownie Incentive Chart
We all have those students that need a little extra help, the answer is positive reinforcement. With this brownie chart students will be able to monitor how they are doing as well as how much further they have to go until they receive reinforcement. As you build a relationship with your students you will start to notice what they like, such as: drawing, computer time, being a helper. Now you have access to a chart that will serve as a visual for students in the classroom. Simply print this temp
PreK - 5th
Intervention Log: Keep Track of Progress Monitoring Scores (1pg.)
This one page print-out alleviates the overwhelming structure of progress monitoring in an easy to maintain way. Print out this progress monitoring chart. Tape, staple or glue it to the front of your student file folders. I have used this system for over five years now to keep track of my student’s progress monitoring scores. It is very easy to reference and I don’t search around or have to turn on a computer to check my data. Use the intervention area section to note skills that are worked
1st - 5th
Reading
College Admissions Timeline and FAQ
Your year-by-year roadmap through high school—and clear answers to the most common admissions questions.This guide walks families through what really matters at each stage of high school, from freshman to senior year, so you can plan ahead with clarity and confidence. It also answers the questions students and parents ask most often about financial aid, applications, testing, college visits, and more. Perfect for families who want a no-fluff overview of the process without the late-night Googlin
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Character Education, For All Subjects, School Counseling
A View from a Parent or Guardian
Revised! Section for student schedule has been added to allow teachers to share information with other teachers who have the same students. All parents want their children to be successful and want to have input on their children's education. Here's a great way to break the ice with parents. Besides getting the important information such as emails and phone numbers, parents have the opportunity to share their goals, concerns, and positives about their child. This is an easy way to get parents in
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Script for Parent Phone Calls (Minor Behavior)
Making behavior calls home doesn’t have to be stressful or time-consuming. This easy-to-use script helps educators make quick, focused phone calls to parents about minor behavior concerns before they escalate into office referrals. The script is structured to help you: Start with a positive to build rapport Clearly and calmly communicate the concern Offer parents a chance to partner with you in solving the issue Wrap up the call with a clear follow-up plan This tool keeps the conversation s
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For All Subjects, Social Emotional Learning
FREE Scissor Skills Milestone Chart | Developmental Reference for OTs & Teachers
This FREE one-page Scissor Skills Milestone Chart is your go-to quick reference for understanding where a student is in their scissor skill development — from 12 months all the way to 6 years. Perfect to keep on your desk, include in parent packets, or use at the start of an OT evaluation or classroom screening. WHAT'S INCLUDED:✅ 10-level developmental progression from 12 months to 6 years ✅ Expected skill at each age level ✅ Key indicators to look for at each stage ✅ Check
PreK - 2nd
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FREE Preview: PCIT Parent Homework Tool | CDI PRIDE Skills Tracker App
★ FREE PREVIEW PDF ★ This is a beautifully designed 5-page overview of the full CDI Skill Builder tool. The actual app is available on Gumroad — this PDF walks you through what it does, who it's for, and how to get it. ★ WHAT THE FULL TOOL DOES ★ Between PCIT coaching sessions, parents are expected to practice "special time" daily using PRIDE skills — Praise, Reflection, Imitation, Description, Enjoyment — and avoid Don't skills (Questions, Commands, Criticism). Holding all of that in your head
PreK - 1st
School Counseling, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
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ABC Data Collection Sheets [2 Versions, Editable, With Cover Sheets] FREEBIE
I made these sheets as a way to track behaviors for my students. The “targeted behavior” sheet is meant to track one or two specific behaviors in a child, while the other sheet is meant to collect data on any and all behaviors. The data sheets come with example on how to fill them out, which I created to help my staff understand expectations.
I also included the cover sheets. It is important to have cover sheets on your data collection books/clipboards to make sure all information in kept confi
PreK - 12th
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