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Writing social and behavioral goals can be tough. It can be hard to know what to target and how to make it measurable. Not sure where to start? Well- you don't have to look any further! Included in this toolkit you'll find: 5 Steps to Writing Game-Changing IEP Goals Every TimeThe Rainbow Rule-What needs to be in a goalsGoal Writing TipsPresent Levels Goals SheetChange the Goal Cheat Sheet- How to change the goal to fit your student's specific needsSample GoalsWrite Your Goals-A form to help you

Accommodations are a critical piece of creating a meaningful IEP. Though all IEPs need to be individualized, having a list of accommodations to use as a reference makes all of the difference! This bundle includes; Connecting the dots visualAccommodations vs. modifications cheatsheetThe ultimate list of accommodations-75 ideas you can use "as is" or adapt to any student/grade level

So many data collection monitoring forms are more complicated than they need to be. The first rule of data collection- use a system that works for you and your students! If you are like me and get overwhelmed with complicated forms, this IEP data collection form is for you! It is simple AND gives you all of the information you need! This form is fillable so you can use it both in person AND virtually!

So many teachers are struggling with how to reinforce students with so many classes looking different than they ever have. Though school isn't starting the way we wanted or hoped, this resource will give you all of the tips, ideas, and supports you need to set up a reinforcement system to meet the needs of ALL of your students. This year is hard but reinforcement shouldn't be! In this bundle you will find; 101 ideas for reinforcement5-easy step process for setting up a reinforcement systemRules

Trying to gather all of the information you need to write an IEP can be overwhelming. Input from the general education teacher is critical but can be difficult to find the time to gather that information. This form takes the struggle out of the process. This form allows you to gather the information you need and write meanigful IEPs based on the entire teams feedback. Thsi form can be used for any provider that sees your student as well as the general education teacher. This form is both printab

So many teachers are struggling with how to reinforce students while teaching in a virtual setting. Though school isn't starting the way we wanted or hoped, this resource will give you all of the tips, ideas, and supports you need to set up a reinforcement system to meet the needs of ALL of your students. Virtual teaching can be hard but reinforcement shouldn't be! In this bundle you will find; 101 ideas for reinforcement 5-easy step process for setting up a reinforcement system Rules for reinfo

One way to help IEP's run smoothly is to gather information from parents BEFORE the meeting so that you can be prepared to address any concerns or answer any questions they have. This form is a great way to assure parent participation AND help you be prepared to run the IEP meeting like a PRO!

As we all struggle to navigate this new world of virtual teaching, any way to NOT re-invent the wheel is amazing! Setting up classroom procedures is just as important in a virtual classroom as it is in an in-person classroom. This bundle not only gives you examples of procedures for your classroom, but it also gives you examples of how to break them down and 4-easy steps to writing game-changing procedures on your own!

Trying to gather all of the information you need to write an IEP can be overwhelming. Input from the general education teacher is critical but can be difficult to find the time to gather that information. This form takes the struggle out of the process. This form allows you to gather the information you need and write meanigful IEPs based on the entire teams feedback. Thsi form can be used for any provider that sees your student as well as the general education teacher. This form is both printab

So many of us are struggling with how to do "all of the things" virtually. Fun Friday is a staple in so many classes and although many classes aren't together in-person, FUN FRIDAY is still an important part of class culture! To help make that possible here is a list 0f 63 Fun Friday ideas! Each of these ideas can be used or adapted for any grade level! Have FUN!!