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This is a form I developed for ease of taking notes during the school day while my students are completing activities for their IEP goals. Please see my other specific sheets for academics and behaviors. It is a Word document so you may delete my goals and put yours.

Easy documentation form to take anecodotal notes for each student's Math IEP goals. I have put "TSW" (the student will) in the place of the student name for confidentiality. Yo may type in your student's goals and copy and paste it for each date and you are ready, just make copies.

For those of you that have downloaded this and there was nothing but the directions, I sincerely apologize. I thought the sheet was downloaded. Here it is. Are you looking for a quick and easy way to document daily progress? Being an EC teacher, I have to monitor student progress daily. I use this form to document their progress. Just make copies and handwrite goals or type in goals and comments. I developed this for K-5 but can be used for Pre-k and up..

Easy form to use to document your daily IEP goals. This particular one was created for behavior goals. I have left a sample for you to see. I put "TSW" (the student will) in the place of the student's name for confidentiality purposes. Once you type in your student's goals, just copy and paste it for each of the days and run copies and you are set to go. Hope you enjoy. Thanks for looking.

Easy documentation form to take anecodotal notes daily for student's writing goals. I have left a sample goal, but put "TSW" (the student will) in the place of the student name. You may type in your goals and copy/paste them into each cell for each date to have them for the week and run copies as needed. Check out my other anecdotal forms for each discipline. Thanks for looking. If you need anything specific, let me know I would be happy to try to make it for you.

Easy documentation form to take anecodotal notes daily for student's reading goals. I have left a sample goal, but put "TSW" (the student will) in the place of the student name. You may type in your goals and copy/paste them into each cell for each date to have them for the week and run copies as needed. Check out my other anecdotal forms for each discipline. Thanks for looking. If you need anything specific, let me know I would be happy to try to make it for you.

This is a modified number of the day sheet. I use this daily to help my lower ability EC students gain necessary math skills based on the earlier days in the year. It is also enlarged for my low vision students. I also print it on colored paper.

I used this to track student's behavior. Quick and easy report for parents to know how their child has performed behaviorally and academically in my classroom for each week. I send this home every Friday and have it returned the following Monday with Parent signature. Can adapt for higher grades.

This sheet is used to help keep track of parents taking their kids with them after field trips. You can modify or change as needed.

Smartboard version 10 created to help reinforce teaching subject and object pronouns.. Give definitions, examples, and a cute activity at the end of distinguish between the two.. Great for small group instruction.. Developed for 3rd, but can be adapted to 2nd and 4th easily..

Being an Exceptional Children's Teacher, I send home IEP progress reports every nine weeks. I write student's names and attach label to a folded piece of paper and put in teacher's boxes. Please feel free to use and adapt as you wish. AVERY LABEL 5160

This student information card is GREAT for the BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR and includes all necessary information all on one page for quick access. It was created in Microsoft word so it can be easily modified to fit your needs. It includes demographics,NCWISE/ID number, address, phone number, parental contacts, emergency contacts, medical information, allergies, and transportation. I modified it from an adobe reader format I found on classroom timesavers, but it is completely original because

Teacher created activity to assess my student's basic understanding of the bones.. Uses basic terminology, since I am a special education teacher, however can be easily adapted to middle and high school terms as well.. Great for individual assessment..

Monthly IEP data collection sheet

SmartBoard activity to use with 2nd or 3rd grade students. Has definitions and engaging activities to keep students learning.

a review of Unit 1 in our Harcourt Textbook.. A review of odd and even numbers, place value, etc.. created for 3rd grade, but can be adapted

An engaging review of beginning of the year letters learned.. Covers letters, T, M, S, A, B, C, D and a few more.. Helps students visualize pictures to go with the letters as well as recognizing the letters out of order.. Great to use as whole group or small group instruction. Great for Prek, K, or 1st grade students..

I created this program through EXCEL to help my students recognize and correctly show 1:1 Correspondence to numbers to ten. Directions are self explanatory

SmartBoard Activity created for extra practice with addition and subtraction single digit word problems.. Easy picture cues are easily duplicated to help with showing addition and subtraction on each slide.. I created this for my first grade students, however, can be used in Kindergarten at the end of the year or in Second grade as a review as needed.. Great visual tool..