Daetry Designs

A year at a glance birthday calendar for quick access to all your student's birthdays.

This is a simple yearly calendar that can be used to keep track of when those IEP meetings come up throughout the year. I put mine in a page protector and used the little post-it or page markers to place them on there because they can change. I hope it helps you :)

Checklist for an individual student for letter sound identification. There are multiple columns to keep track and show progress throughout the school year or IEP year.

Checklist for an individual student for uppercase letter identification. There are multiple columns to keep track and show progress throughout the school year or IEP year.

Checklist for an individual student for lowercase letter identification. There are multiple columns to keep track and show progress throughout the school year or IEP year.

This is similar to another calendar page that I posted that is editable. This one is not editable, but it includes all 12 months of the year. There aren't any specific dates on it so it can be reused each year with no problem. Without the specific dates, you can have the students write them in or the teacher can write them in and then make copies of it. I hope this can be helpful to you!

Students can benefit from evaluating their own behavior. Sometimes, it needs to be more visual for them. I created this to use with my students who know what our classroom rules are and we use the smiley face system in their take home folders so this was easy for them to understand, even if they couldn't read the words. It helps them see what they are doing right, what they are struggling with, and how the teacher might see things differently than they do.

Student conferences are important and should be happening with each student periodically throughout the school year. This resource can help you remember how often you've spoken with each student, what it was about, what solutions or outcomes were discussed, and if a follow-up is necessary and/or if it happened. These can be useful for recurring behaviors with students, for academic support for students, or for parent teacher conferences. You choose what and how you use them in your classroom.