Automatic Behavior Tracking and Data Collection for a FULL SEMESTER with graphs!

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Grade Levels

K - 12th, Homeschool

Subjects

Special Education, Classroom Management, Character Education

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Assessment, Classroom Forms

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Google Drive™ folder

Pages

20 pages

$6.99

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I used this resource to track student behaviors, particularly students who I wanted to bring to our school child study committee. The documents are user-friendly and a life saver when it comes to documentation!

— Tabitha R.

Rated 5 out of 5

I used the free version first, and found it so helpful. I decided to look and see if this teacher/author had something that might provide more information on behavior tracked for a student. This was perfect! Thank you so much!

— Rebecca S.

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Are you or your students struggling to keep up with behavior charts or point sheets?

Do you need a quick way to communicate with families daily?

Track progress towards 3 TARGETED AREAS in up to 8 CLASSES over 1 SEMESTER (18 weeks) with this data collection workbook!

Share with a student's entire team for ease of access and real-time tracking! You can also share with the student and/or the student's family - just make sure to select the appropriate share settings (viewer, commenter, editor)!

See how it works! Watch this video!

This sheet will automatically calculate the number of check marks a student received throughout the day as well as a percentage. This makes for easy data tracking when it comes to reporting on IEP goals!

If you prefer a paper chart, I recommend removing the total calculations and selecting "Portrait" and "Fit to Page" in the print settings.

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