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Classroom Behavior Tracking Log Sheet (Editable)
I find this log sheet helpful when tracking a student's behaviors in my classroom. It is helpful to see when the most frequent behaviors and the times they are occurring the most. This is a great help when working on a functional behavior assessment. I use tally marks to mark each time the behavior occurs during the time period / subject. After the target behaviors have been determined, I log for period of time (daily for 2-4 weeks), I log all of the days in a chart to see if the behaviors o
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School Psychology
Caseload, Bi-weekly, and Individual Consultation Templates for BCBAs
This is an editable resource to be used to organize your caseload information, and bi-weekly and individual consultations. This resource is a Microsoft Excel document. Caseload information includes client, insurance, weekly ABA hours, weekly consultation hours, authorization dates, quarterly progress report due, reauthorization report due, and important notes. Bi-weekly behavior consultation includes client, program update, mastered targets, behavior update, behavior progress, RBT initials (for
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Percent Delay and Age Calculator
A must have for Early Intervention and play-based assessments, but can also be used for any discipline that needs to calculate a child's chronological age for testing purposes.Calculate the age of a child in years, months and determine the percent delay. Very easy to use....just enter your information into the green boxes and everything is calculated automatically.To calculate the age of the child, enter the date of birth and your testing date. To calculate the percent delay, enter the child's a
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Class Bathroom Potty Log - Special Education and/or Early Childhood - Freebie!
This is a clean, simple, and straight forward way for classroom staff and aides to record bathrooming data throughout the school day for special education classes, or early childhood students, who are continuing to work on potty training in a school setting. Simply print, fill in each student's name, make copies for as many days as needed, and post in the bathroom. Staff can quickly circle "went" or "tried" on the potty, and "wet" or "BM" if the student had an accident and required changing. T
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Task Box Labels & Master List EDITABLE FREEBIE (96 labels total)
Increase your students' independence by implementing task box systems in your classroom. Task bins are a great way to teach students to independently follow a schedule. These task box labels are bright and easy for non-readers. This FREE Resource includes: - 24 Pages (total) -- 16 pages of labels and 8 pages of master lists - 96 total labels (8 different colors) - Editable in PowerPoint Thank you for supporting my TpT store. This is a resource I originally created for my own learners, and I look
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Emotional Regulation Visuals Using Cartoon Characters & Cariboo Game
Used to help teach kids about emotions and how to regulate them. Feelings listed in each cell of the table in the more advanced version are listed from least to most strong. For example tired, then exhausted, to show increasing degrees. There are also little cards with the pictures for each emotion, plus cards with all the emotion names. It's a Word doc so it's completely editable - make some tweaks of your own! The cards are all the shape to fit in the original Cariboo game if you happen to be
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School Counseling
Formative Assessment Mastery Tracker (Excel Template)
Track student mastery. Analyze performance. Make instructional decisions with confidence. This Excel-based mastery tracker is designed to give you a clear, visual snapshot of student progress across key skills. Whether you're using it for reading, math, or any subject area, this tool helps you quickly identify who has mastered skills and who needs additional support. See our simpler mastery tracker for up to 10 skills per sheet: Simple Mastery Tracker. What This Tool Does:Track up to four skill
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
"Following Directions" Worksheet (Pop-Quiz)
This worksheet will allow students to practice following directions. This activity will demonstrate the need to follow directions. Students should pay close attention to question number one "Read all of the questions and directions first". Students who discover the purpose of the activity will complete the worksheet in less than 7 minutes. Students who do not follow directions well will work on this activity for 20 minutes or more.
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Close Reading, English Language Arts
Increasing Communication Initiation Social Story
I made a social story for one of my students who uses AAC and can navigate/produce language very well but is highly prompt dependent (e.g. will sit in front of a password locked iPad for 10 minutes, waiting for someone to prompt, "do you need something?" before saying "I need help.", etc.). The story covers the basic ways he can initiate, as well as encouragement. Although my student uses AAC, it only mentions use of a device on the cover page. If that word is deleted, it could be used with stud
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School Psychology
Animal Adaptations Quiz
This is a simple assessment for multilanguage learners or special education student to assess animal adaptations in Science.
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Biology, Earth Sciences, General Science
California Powerpoint, 50 States, Special Education
This is a FREE classroom powerpoint to learn all about California! Covering state symbols, facts, photos and a comprehensive quiz at the end. Buyer notes: Powerpoint is EDITABLE!This will be downloaded as a POWERPOINT file! I tried to use pre-fonts from powerpoint to allow you to edit as needed without downloading or purchasing fonts. Please double check and format the fonts and sizing as needed prior to showing your class. Each state has the following resources Print & Go - Worksheets Test &
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Geography
Also included in: MEGA BUNDLE, STATES 1-50, Special Education
Describing Dogs (AAC Activity)
Players describe GIFS (moving pictures) of silly dogs. Comes with models of the question IS + IT with a choice of 2 symbols, and a model of IT + IS with the correct answer! Great for describing words, or increasing mean length utterance (MLU) either in AAC or speech!
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Describing Objects Graphic Organizer
Inspired by Semantic Feature Analysis charts, but for kids. Useful for describing attributes of objects and writing them down as you go to decrease cognitive complexity and short-term memory demands of the task. Included as a PowerPoint file so could also be used for teletherapy!
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Vocabulary
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CCRA.L.6
Task Completion Data Sheet
IEP Behavior Goal Progress Monitoring | Special Education Data Collection Tracking task completion goals doesn’t have to interrupt instruction. This Task Completion Data Sheet provides a simple, structured way for teachers, paraprofessionals, and intervention teams to monitor student progress toward completing assigned tasks with decreasing levels of prompting. This tool is perfect for documenting IEP behavior goals, MTSS interventions, and Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs) while keeping dat
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Social Emotional Learning
*Free* Hot Chocolate Visual Recipe
Nothing beats the cold better than a nice cup of hot chocolate! I hope you enjoy this free product- a visual recipe for hot chocolate. Included slides: ingredient list, task analysis (step by step) directions and a comprehension quiz. This products uses real life images and visual supports for students with Autism, Intellectual Disability and other special needs.
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Rainbow Token Board (editable)
This token board can be used as a tool for positive reinforcement to support classroom management and student motivation - especially for students with autism, ADHD, or other special needs. Educators can use this board during small group lessons, centers, or 1:1 work to reinforce desired behaviors and increase task completion. Perfect for any grade level and ESE classrooms. Easy to edit, print, laminate, and customize for any behavior or goal.
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For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Clutter Mapping Worksheet for Module 6 Organization and ADHD
Clutter Mapping Worksheet Module 6 Companion – Organization & the ADHD Brain Real Skills for Real Life Series by Laura Garrett, LPC, CASThis printable worksheet helps learners identify and understand their personal “clutter zones” and create ADHD-friendly systems to manage them. Designed as a companion to Module 6: Organization & the ADHD Brain, it increases awareness of where and why clutter builds up—and guides users to design simple, visual, repeatable solutions that work with their brains
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Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: ADHD & Executive Function Curriculum | 7-Module Program
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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Zone of Regulation Feeling, Action, and Object File Folder
Help students build emotional awareness, vocabulary, and independence with this Zones of Regulation: Feelings, Actions, and Objects File Folder Activity. This resource includes three leveled sets that allow students to practice sorting pictures into the correct category— Feelings, Actions, and Objects—while strengthening communication and self‑regulation skills. Designed with clean visuals and simple directions, this activity is perfect for special education, early learners, AAC users, and
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Character Education, Social Emotional Learning
Under the Sea Treasure Hunt Articulation Game /s-blends,k,g,l,l-blends/
This is an articulation game that is designed to be played digitally by PowerPoint or google slides, but you could easily print it out to make a flip-book style physical game. My students loved playing this game over and over and OVER again to find the hidden treasure. So this material can used over multiple sessions with different students. What's included: -multiple slides and variations of s-blend, k, g, l, and l-blend target words *Some words are repeated to increase trials and independenc
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Module 5 Companions: Boundaries & Emotional Regulation Worksheets for ADHD
Module 5 Companion Worksheets – Boundaries, Assertiveness & Emotional Regulation Part of the Real Skills for Real Life Series by Laura Garrett, LPC, CASThese companion worksheets support Module 5: Boundaries, Assertiveness & Emotional Regulation and are designed to help learners build emotional resilience, practice assertiveness, and strengthen healthy limits in daily life. Included in this set: Boundary Check-In Map – Self-assessment tool to identify where your boundaries are strong, uncle
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Character Education, Classroom Community, Social Emotional Learning
Also included in: ADHD & Executive Function Curriculum | 7-Module Program
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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For All Subjects
Social Media and the Internet Reading Comprehension and Vocabulary
This worksheet corresponds with the reading, "Social Media and the Internet," by Meg Greve. This reading can be found at www.getepic.com. It includes four comprehension questions and the following vocabulary terms: phishing, networking, apps, hackers, virus
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Reading
End of Year Student Reflection and Self Advocacy
At the end of the year, students can reflect on their growth and think about what they want to accomplish in the next school year. Use this project to have students tell their future teachers what they need to know!
This basic powerpoint template is easy for students to work with. Students can jazz it up or keep it simple.
This resource is excellent to use with students who have IEPs. They can reflect on their progress and keep their IEP goals in mind. They need to be able to self-assess and
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Character Education, Writing
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