Exceptional Elementary

This is a guide with screenshot pictures and text step by steps to help you set up google forms to collect IEP data. Perfect for special education teachers or special education classrooms looking to make data collection simple, easy and efficient! This guide walks you though all the steps of setting up a google form, how to make the form shareable and then how to analyze the data!

This product includes templates for students to record their own progress and graph their progress for a range of goals. Sight word tracking, letter and numeral recognition, letter sound tracking AND words per minute read are ALL included. There is also a blank final template for any other goal you want to write in. This can work amazingly for a massive range of students. Tracking your own progress is such a motivating idea for many learners, and it's so rewarding for them to see their own progr

This is a easy resource for Special Education teachers to help you plan exactly when you will collect IEP data throughout the week. Provided are multiple templates and simple, easy to use checklists that will help you lay out what data you want to collect during what time of day. PLEASE NOTE: There are NO actual data collection sheets in this resource!!! It is a resource of checklists and weekly planners you can use to plan WHEN you will collect the data, Use this on a daily or weekly basis to e

This is every visual and form you will need to physically set up a structured environment in your special education classroom! There are visuals for 12 activity based stations or colored stations as well. There are also mini activity schedules to set up a word work station, puzzle station and task boxes. Content for those stations is not provided, rather this resource is a package that will help you structure the environment and room. This is a STEAL of a resource. It provides small visual sched

This creative token chart is perfect to increase your frequency of praise and token acquisition for students in a special education classroom. These charts are set up in 3 or 4 rows, and each row has either 5 or 10 boxes. When a student earns an entire "row" they earn a piece of a visual. When the student earns all of the rows they have the entire visual put together and get their reinforcer. This system is great for students who need frequent praise and behavior specific praise! A student is vi

Do you use Discrete Trial in your classroom? This resource is exactly what you need to keep your trials straight and organized! This sheet can be printed off daily, or laminated and used again and again! There is space for you to write the learning target for the day (identify A, identify A-L, etc), space to write the distractor cards to use and space to indicate the field size! There is also space to take the data DIRECTLY on this page! This is a print and go resource to make your DTT center ru

A helpful beginning of the year survey to give parents! Get their input on goals, skills, and best ways to contact them. Perfect for special education teachers and classrooms.