Everything you need to teach, track, and report on one IEP goal

Goal wording that holds up at the table, tap-only practice decks, printable pages, and data sheets that match. Made by a K-3 special day class teacher, for the kids most materials skip.

Start with the goal

Twelve measurable K-3 goals with teaching notes, or build your own in the Goal Builder and paste it into the IEP.

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Take the data

Six printable data sheets: trial-by-trial, letter ID, counting, WH questions, sight words, and a progress graph. Free.

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Run the practice

50+ tap-only Boom decks. Two or three big picture choices, no typing, the same layout on every card. Boom records each student's accuracy for you.

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Why these materials look the way they do

I teach students with moderate to severe autism and extensive support needs. Most resources assume a student can read a direction, type an answer, or pick from eight choices. Mine can't yet, and they still deserve practice that works. So every deck here is tap-only with a picture on every card, every goal is written the way I'd write it for my own students, and every data sheet is one I actually use.

The name is the point. Progress in my room is a kid who counted to five without a prompt for the first time. Little wins, tracked properly, add up to an IEP you can stand behind.

Working on a goal that isn't here?

Paste it in and I'll build what's missing: a practice deck, printable pages, and a data sheet that fits the goal. The most requested ones get made first and go out free to the whole list.

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