Kiersten McAndrew

Mini anchor charts for your students to reference for multiple GoMath chapters Grades 4-6. Help your students build independence by referencing their own sheets before asking the teacher. The following chapters are included: Grade 4 Chapter 10 Grade 5 Chapter 9 Grade 6 Chapters 7-13

3 options of templates to use to send to classroom teachers when writing the present levels section of the IEP. This includes English Literacy, Spanish Literacy, Math, and Classroom Functioning sections. There is also a classroom functioning checklist to make it easy for teachers to get ideas or simply check/highlight what applies to their student.

Use these Google sheets to track your primary data (reading and math). Includes letter names (lowercase and uppercase), letter sounds, sight words, counting, and number identification. No need for paper data collection when you have this open as you assess your students. Easy to see progress overtime as you can add new data to the next column. Great for sharing during parent teacher conferences, IEP meetings, Tier III meetings, or problem solving meetings!

This google sheet includes 11 tabs of examples of data collection forms for literacy, math, and classroom functioning goals. I have utilized this as one large sheet with student tabs at the bottom which include all their goals in one sheet. It can also be utilized as a different tab for each goal if you are only using one sheet per student. It includes check box formats and drop down options. There is always a notes section in order to give any relevant information to the specific data point. Th

This template follows the layout of a Draft IEP (based on Infinite Campus) and includes checklists of what to include for each subject area of the present levels. Are you sick of adding information into the IEP and it being deleted due to another team member being in the document at the same time? Well fret no longer! You can write up the majority of your IEP in this google doc and simply copy and past into IC when you are done! This is also helpful to print out and have at the IEP meeting for

The perfect attendance sheet to support consistency of small group or Tier III sessions. We know that we cannot count Tier III if it is not done with fidelity, thus comes the perfect sheet to collect attendance data. This is a simple google sheet to track each student's participation that will make it easy to share at Tier III or problem solving meetings. You can determine the exact number of days the student received Tier III instruction rather than guessing the amount of weeks/days.

Google sheet to collect data for a small group of students on their 1-step or 2-step word problem progress. You can track the operation required and the student's accuracy. Color coded for ease of tracking each specific student.

A google sheet that includes preprimer to 3rd Dolch list. You can create a tab for each student you are assessing. To print to share with parents, simply select only the desired colums to print each list on one page. This makes it easy to see students' progress over time. No need to take data on paper when you have this open on your computer as your students look at their own list.

A Google sheet with a tab for uppercase letters, lowercase letters, and sounds. Perfect for sharing with parents and team members. See progress over time! You can print or share digitially! Especially helpful to share with other teachers who also work with the student. Take the data directly on your computer and get rid of unecessary papers that you have to transfer over to the computer!

Helpful reminders of information to include in your IEP for present levels. It includes ideas for English and Spanish Literacy, Math, and Classroom Functioning.