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3rd grade life skills professional documents for Microsoft Excel
VBMAPP Scoring Grid
Score your VB-MAPP assessments, while hovering over the box to see the goal all at once! For the ESSA: manually enter the number in the boxes to the right to generate the assessment period report on the graph!
Grades:
PreK - 4th
Specially Designed Instruction, Cheat Sheet (Special Ed.)
This is an an Excel Spreadsheet template which can be used by special ed. or exceptional ed. (depending on your terminology) teachers to share confidential information with general education teachers of special needs students. I used it to share the special designed instruction (or essentially the modifications) which general ed. teachers will be responsible for implementing. This way they can reference the list of instructional modifications when planning their lessons. Of course it is alway
Grades:
K - 11th
Digital Special Education Data Tracker
This EDITABLE Google Sheet has everything a special education teacher needs in order to stay organized. This products includes a sheet for:-IEP Goal Data Tracking-Accommodation & Modifications -Services-Annual Review/Re-Evaluation-CSE Meeting Tracker-To-Do List-Reading Levels-Gradebook-Parent Communication (List of parent info and Google Form to track communication)-Birthdays-Roster (and checklist)-Bus List-Allergies/Medical-Professional Development Tracker-Observations Tracker*This is not a
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Individualized Education Plan (IEP) Progress Chart
This has been a great tool to help to chart the progress of my students' progress towards Individualized Education Plan (IEP) goals and objectives. It is set up for a _ out of 10 measurement. It has ten boxes made to record a check or x on each attempt to obtain the students' goals. Just below is a box setup for any notes about the students' progress. Every special education teacher should have a system similar to this because it makes life so much easiler. Enjoy!!
Mandijay10
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Student Academic/Behavorial Chart (Excel)
This student behavioral chart includes five behavioral categories that can be changed since it is a template.
Each area is worth five points for the five days of the week. Students must accrue 100 points minimum to be included in Reward Day.
Categories include:
Staying in seat
Completing assignments
Not talking
Following teacher's directions
Appropriate behavior outside classroom
Other SUPER tools for new or existing private schools that will get you organized:
Small School Proposed Budget P
Grades:
1st - 8th
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