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Vocational education assessments
Visual Transition Plan (ITP) Student & Parent Survey
Visual Multiple Choice Individual Transition interview for IEP special education students that are non-readers, moderate to severe disabilities! Great for ITP assessment or first day of school get to know you activity or for future planning. (Digital version for those that are doing distance or remote learning)This comes with: Visual Multiple Choice Transition Plan Survey (9 pages)Questions include: Plans for after graduation, living situation, hobbies/interests/rec & leisure, transportation
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: First Week of School Secondary Special Education BUNDLE
Transition Assessments IEP ITP Sped Student Interview Survey Life Skills Jobs
This special education IEP transition assessments packet is tailored to secondary education students in the inclusion setting and is an ideal addition to IEPs (Individual Education Plans). This assessment bundle is differentiated and provides the tools students need for career and vocational interest exploration. Cutely designed and created to be student and teacher friendly and fast. Freebie Alert for all teachers of students with special needs IEPs or 504s in your classroom! Click here to g
Grades:
6th - 12th
Transition Assessments Sped IEP Planning Picture Student Survey Life Skills
Transition assessments for Special Education IEP writing are required to be included in all Special Education IEPs when a student either turns 14 or enters the ninth grade. This bundle of transition planning tools includesset of assessments created specifically for students seeking a high school diploma set tailored to “non-readers” in secondary education and teachers servicing those individuals in a severe/moderate settingtransition planning checklist for students inclusion through intense nee
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6th - 12th
Would You Rather - Life Skills & Vocational Bundle
Would You Rather.... Questions. Great age-appropriate activity for practicing self advocacy using pre-vocational job readiness, career interest, chores, rec & leisure preferences and fun topics to . These visual activities make a great class discussion starter and assessment for special education students. independent living skills | cleaning | cooking | home | distance or remote learning | transition | group activity | voting | age-appropriate | real photos | survey | morning meeting life s
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Not Grade Specific
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Functional Life Skills Curriculum {Personal Care & Hygiene} Digital & Printable
Functional Life Skills Curriculum {Personal Care & Hygiene}What Are Life Skills? Life skills must be taught to students in special education to help them become independent and successful. Life skills instruction combines academic, daily living, occupational, and interpersonal skills to teach students how to live and work in the community. Trying to find time in our busy school day to fit in these lessons are really hard but we can try and practice them at school and home!Use this resource a
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Vocational Work Task Boxes {students w/special needs}
Vocational Work Task BoxesThis resource contains 16 different work task boxes to promote pre-vocational skills to help your students with functional vocational training that is so difficult to find. Students with Autism and other development delays have shown to show significant employment success rates when given enough time to practice basic skills, such as these. These work tasks can be used for individualized instruction, group work or in an independent station. What tasks are included?lo
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Visual Daily Question of The Day Bundle
Money saving bundle of a FULL YEAR of interest questions with visuals/real images. perfect for a morning routine or end of day filler activity.This comes with:360 total questions180 Independent living questions180 Vocational interest questionsA majority of questions are YES and NO, or “I can do it on my own” and “I need help”.Several multiple choice answered questions.Coordinating interest survey worksheets to keep track of answers/interests.Extended discussion ideasIdeas for use:Print out and
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Not Grade Specific
Functional Life Skills Curriculum {Health & Nutrition}
Functional Life Skills Curriculum {Health & Nutrition}What Are Life Skills? Life skills must be taught to students in special education to help them become independent and successful. Life skills instruction combines academic, daily living, occupational, and interpersonal skills to teach students how to live and work in the community. Trying to find time in our busy school day to fit in these lessons is really hard but we can try and practice them at school and home!Use this resource as part
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Functional Life Skills Curriculum {Safety & Emergencies}
Functional Life Skills Curriculum {Coping Skills}What Are Life Skills? Life skills must be taught to students in special education to help them become independent and successful. Life skills instruction combines academic, daily living, occupational, and interpersonal skills to teach students how to live and work in the community. Trying to find time in our busy school day to fit in these lessons are really hard but we can try and practice them at school and home!Use this resource as part of your
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Functional Life Skills Curriculum {Social Skills} Printable and Digital
Functional Life Skills Curriculum {Social Skills}What Are Life Skills? Life skills must be taught to students in special education to help them become independent and successful. Life skills instruction combines academic, daily living, occupational, and interpersonal skills to teach students how to live and work in the community. Trying to find time in our busy school day to fit in these lessons are really hard but we can try and practice them at school and home!Use this resource as part of your
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Career Interest Symbol Supported Student Survey
Visual & Differentiated (Cut & Paste and Multiple Choice) Career Interest Surveys for special education future planning! Transition plan interview for IEP, perfect for ITP.This comes with: One set of large visuals for visual learners (great for giving students limited field of answer choices)Cut & Paste Interest InventoryCareer ClustersMultiple Choice Interest Inventory with Yes and No questions, and Would you Rather questions.Parent Survey (4 pages)Spanish parent survey____________
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Career & Job Skills BUNDLE #2
Picture Supported Vocational Interest Inventory | SPED Jobs & Career Assessment
Use this visual, picture -based (real photos) vocational interest inventory survey tool to assess reader & non-reader special education students ages 13-22 (mild, moderate or severe disabilities) prior to vocational assessments or annual IEP meetings. Find out what pre-vocational interests they have, what their ideal work environment would be, what their workplace preferences are, and which actual job positions sound interesting!As students think about their potential career options, their c
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7th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Life Skills - Virtual Field Trip - BUNDLE - GOOGLE - CBI Job Skills -Transition
| Life Skills | Community Outings | CBI | Transition | Job Skills | Virtual Field Trips | | Special Education | GOOGLE | DIGITAL | BUNDLE |Many special education students benefit from community outings to help them build connections to the real world. Although community based instruction (CBI) is an invaluable tool in many life skills teachers' classrooms, it ultimately requires a lot of coordination, staff, funding, and pre-teaching as well. Help to alleviate some of the stress by introducing y
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Not Grade Specific
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Independent Living Question Of The Day
Interest survey questions with visuals/real images. Get students thinking about the skills they have or the skills they need to be an independent adult and to share or discover their preferences for leisure, living, hobbies, education, vocation and more. Great for age-appropriate special education Transition Plan (ITP) assessment and morning meetings.| life skills | real photos | This comes with:180 pages of daily visual questionsPrintable PDF (post on a bulletin board or make into a booklet)Goo
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Visual Daily Question of The Day Bundle
Functional Life Skills Curriculum {Money: Budgeting} Printable & Digital
Functional Life Skills Curriculum {Money: The Basics}What Are Life Skills? Life skills must be taught to students in special education to help them become independent and successful. Life skills instruction combines academic, daily living, occupational, and interpersonal skills to teach students how to live and work in the community. Trying to find time in our busy school day to fit in these lessons are really hard but we can try and practice them at school and home!Use this resource as part of
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Vocational Question Of The Day
CAREER & JOB SKILLS interest survey questions with visuals/real images. Get students thinking about the skills they have, the skills they need, as well as their preferences that will help them to get their dream job as . Great for age-appropriate special education Transition Plan (ITP) assessment and morning meetings.| life skills | transition | real photos | work readiness | distance remote learning | daily activity |This comes with:180 pages of daily visual questionsPrintable PDF (post on
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Career & Job Skills BUNDLE #1
Functional Life Skills Curriculum {Housekeeping} Printable & Digital
Functional Life Skills Curriculum {HouseKeeping}What Are Life Skills? Life skills must be taught to students in special education to help them become independent and successful. Life skills instruction combines academic, daily living, occupational, and interpersonal skills to teach students how to live and work in the community. Trying to find time in our busy school day to fit in these lessons are really hard but we can try and practice them at school and home!Use this resource as part of your
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Functional Life Skills Curriculum {Coping with Stress} Digital and Printable
Functional Life Skills Curriculum {Coping with Stress}What Are Life Skills? Life skills must be taught to students in special education to help them become independent and successful. Life skills instruction combines academic, daily living, occupational, and interpersonal skills to teach students how to live and work in the community. Trying to find time in our busy school day to fit in these lessons are really hard but we can try and practice them at school and home!Use this resource as part of
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Picture Nonreader Transition Assessment | Strengths & Goals | IEP & ITP Planning
Use this visual, picture -based (real photos) inventory survey tool to assess reader & non-reader special education students ages 13-22 (moderate to severe disabilities) prior to annual IEP meetings, so that you can thoughtfully write a student’s ITP, transition plan, transition assessment, and/or transition IEP goals. This 18 page assessment was created after years of experience working with transition aged students and their families. We use this annually with the majority of our students,
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7th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Life Skills Centers Extension | Year Long | Special Education (Set 2)
This is the extension (set 2) to the bestselling Year Long Life Skills Bundle is the perfect way to implement a life skills center to your special education classroom and life skills curriculum! Continue to implement even more life skills with this pack of visuals and task analysis for each skill! This bundle includes some real pictures, and tasks that are a little bit more complex than the first bundle.This resource is Set 2 of a 2-part series I created for Life Skills Centers. If you loved the
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PreK - 12th
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Also included in: Life Skills Bundle | Special Education
All About Me Worksheet for Secondary Sped
Visual and age-appropriate back to school activity secondary special education students. Great for getting to know you, first day of school activity, or ITP assessment.This comes with:3 differentiated worksheetsIncludes name, birthday, teacher, favorite color, multiple choice for what did you do over the summer, grade in school, graduation, favorite subjects, after graduation, living situation, hobbies, and goals for school and life.Great for basic information for a transition plan._____________
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: First Week of School Secondary Special Education BUNDLE
Special Education - IEP Transition Plan Survey - Career Survey - GOOGLE
| IEP Transition Plan | Transition Survey | IEP | Jobs | Careers | Vocational Interest Assessment | GOOGLE | Digital | Technology |Are you responsible for writing IEP Transition Plans and don't really know where to begin? This DIGITAL download helps to provide you with the crucial feedback you need from your students to write a meaningful transition plan catered to their unique needs and interests. After working in life skills, I realized how little there is out there to assess students on what
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Not Grade Specific
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Functional Life Skills Curriculum {Meal Planning & Prep} Digital & Printable
Functional Life Skills Curriculum {Meal Prep & Planning}What Are Life Skills? Life skills must be taught to students in special education to help them become independent and successful. Life skills instruction combines academic, daily living, occupational, and interpersonal skills to teach students how to live and work in the community. Trying to find time in our busy school day to fit in these lessons are really hard but we can try and practice them at school and home!Use this resource as p
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Functional Life Skills Curriculum {Vocational Skills} Printable & Digital
Functional Life Skills Curriculum {Vocational Skills}What Are Life Skills? Life skills must be taught to students in special education to help them become independent and successful. Life skills instruction combines academic, daily living, occupational, and interpersonal skills to teach students how to live and work in the community. Trying to find time in our busy school day to fit in these lessons are really hard but we can try and practice them at school and home!Use this resource as part of
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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