About the store
Certified in Elementary and Special Education (LBD & MSD) with a Master’s degree from Western Kentucky University. Nearly seven years of classroom experience and now a university instructor preparing future teachers in special education, behavior, and data-based decision making. Creator of collaborative resources that help parents and schools work together with clarity and confidence.
Read moreStore categories
All resources
Filters
Grade
Format
Programs & methods
Supports
IEP Input Forms | Teacher, Parent & Student | Printable & Editable | Special Edu
Make your IEP meetings more meaningful, collaborative, and effective with this set of Student, Teacher, and Parent Input Forms. These forms are designed to help you gather clear, structured, and thoughtful information before the meeting—so nothing important is missed and everyone comes prepared. Whether you’re a special education teacher, general education teacher, or part of an IEP team, these tools support stronger communication and better planning for student success. What's Included: Teac
Not Specific
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
IEP Meeting Parent Checklist
Preparing for an IEP meeting can feel overwhelming. This free printable resource is designed to help parents feel organized, confident, and ready to participate as valued members of the IEP team. This resource combines a practical IEP meeting preparation checklist with encouraging affirmations to support parents emotionally and mentally before the meeting.
Not Specific
Not Subject Specific
Parent Rights Simplified
Special education paperwork can feel overwhelming — especially when it comes to understanding your rights. This resource breaks down parent rights in clear, simple language so families can better understand their role in the IEP process without feeling intimidated by technical terminology. ✔️ What “procedural safeguards” really mean ✔️ Your right to participate in IEP meetings ✔️ Consent and prior written notice explained ✔️ Access to educational records ✔️ Independent Educational Evaluation
Not Specific
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Parent Advocacy Phrases for IEP Meetings -- Collaborative Communication Guide
Knowing what to say in an IEP meeting can feel intimidating — especially when emotions are high or the conversation feels technical. This resource provides ready-to-use advocacy phrases that help parents communicate clearly, confidently, and collaboratively during special education meetings. 💛 Who This Is For: Parents and caregivers of students receiving special education services who want to: Feel more confident speaking during IEP meetings Express concerns clearly and professionally Advoc
Not Specific
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Special Education Timeline
All laid out on one sheet-- the special education timeline for parents and teachers!
Not Specific
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Special Education Made Simple
Here is a special education quick guide for parents and teachers!
Not Specific
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Showing 1-6 of 6 results
About the store
Experience
Certified in Elementary and Special Education (LBD & MSD) with a Master’s degree from Western Kentucky University. Nearly seven years of classroom experience and now a university instructor preparing future teachers in special education, behavior, and data-based decision making. Creator of collaborative resources that help parents and schools work together with clarity and confidence.
Additional biographical information
Hi! I'm Charley Jo -- a special education professional passionate about helping parents feel confident and prepared in IEP meetings.
My Spesh resources are designed to empower families, encourage collaboration with schools and make the IEP process feel less overwhelming.
You belong at the table.
TPT is the largest marketplace for PreK-12 resources, powered by a community of educators.
IXL family of brands