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Graphic arts professional documents for Microsoft Excel and for Gifted and Talented
Special Education Goal Tracking and Progress Reports in Excel
Tracking student progress is a huge job for special education teachers, but this tool makes life much easier! Open the file, type your students name and goals into the sheet and get started! These Excel worksheets provide a space for you to track your student’s progress, whether you are using simple data collection, or trial-based data collection. Type in your goals, track the progress, and let the program average the scores for the quarter and create data graphs automatically. Also included is
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Visual Arts Scope and Sequence Template
This template aligns the National Core Art Standards and Washington State 9-12 Visual Art standards with the Elements of Art and Principles of Design for the purpose of curricular mapping and planning, it includes a dropdown menu for essential questions and enduring understandings. Link to lesson plans, rubrics, presentations or documents to help organize resources.
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Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Pre & Post Test Data Comparison (With demographics for SLO purposes)
This all-in-one Test Data Comparison Sheet makes tracking and displaying pre and post-test data easy (and anonymous)! Select the student's grade and any special designations (SPED, GTA, GTE, MLL) and the sheet will tally it all for you. This sheet works on a 4-tier system and will show you tier improvement as well as percentage improvements. This is great for SLOs, PLCs, and anywhere else you need to show professional data while keeping the student's identity safe.
Grades:
9th - 12th
IEP Monitoring Form with Automatic Graph (EXCEL)
Monitor any goal or behavior with this quick monitoring from that automatically graphs each goal. Parents will love the visual representation of their child's progress and it will save you time in your daily routine as you glance at the student's current level of performance and enter new data. Include up to five goals per page. Create as many pages as needed for a single student or a whole class!
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Schedule Planning Chart
Itinerant teacher/provider? Planning your own schedule? Use this chart to lay out when you can and can't pull students from different grade levels and schedule yourself at different buildings. I used to create my semester schedule with a large pad of post-its and a table - now I can do it all from my computer.
*editable (labled K-6 but can work in other settings)
*printable
Grades:
K - 6th, Staff
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