Atypically Teaching

This data system is created through Google Apps. Use the Google Sheets to track and measure data for percentage of accuracy or even use the template create rubrics to track more complicated goals. Duplicate sheets as many times as you want, and make copies of the whole file for each student. The file also include a Google Slides document for saving screen shots of rubrics, or pictures of work samples so you can find everything you need to report to parents, right there in your Drive. You will

This template has made it possible for my different learners to access grade level text and answer comprehension questions in a way that works for them. Fill in the text and comprehension questions and add pictures if you wish. Then print and follow the directions to put it together and bind or staple the edges. You can even laminate the pages to make them last!

If you are a teacher who has to track durations of behaviors, but never seem to have enough sticky notes, or be able to remember where you stuck them, then this is the thing for you! This product uses Google Forms linked to a Google sheet to automate input of the time a behavior started, the time it ended, and anecdotal data. This could be for tracking challenging behaviors and possible antecedents, student on task time, reading stamina, independent work duration, and more. Any time you need to

As Special Education teachers or Case Managers, it seems so daunting to keep up with all the services, goals, accommodations, modifications, etc. of all of our students throughout all areas of the school. There are so many moving pieces! That is where this handy tracker comes in. You can track all the services, accommodations, etc. that your students receive on a daily basis, and you can share access to the document with all of the staff that works with the student so they can do their part, t

These are two different templates for task cards that I use in my classroom. One has a field of three options, and one has 5. Answers can be indicated by pointing, clipping on clothes pins, or circling with dry erase marker. This can be used for SO many different activities!