Description
This in-depth IEP Snapshot / IEP at a Glance data sheet is perfect for keeping track of your students with special needs, without having to lug around each student’s IEP folder.
Who is this for?
Any caseload manager in any special education classroom setting at any grade level.
“HELP! I need help organizing my caseload!”
>> You’ll find this blog post very helpful.
“I need help planning for and running IEP Meetings!”
>> This blog post is full of tips and tricks from veteran special ed teachers.
“This is my first year, HELP!” or “I’m starting in a new special ed position, HELP!”
>> Here are tips on where to start, what to prep, and more!
Don’t forget about the green ★ to follow my store to get notifications of new resources and freebies!
Thanks for Looking and Happy Teaching!
Julie J. –
This has been so helpful in providing a quick view of the info I need to be mindful of throughout my week and when planning
Krista J. –
My students really enjoy this resource to expand their understanding.
Patricia F. –
The resource made it so much easier to look at an IEP at glance. I use it as a cover page for my progress monitoring folder. This helps me organize meetings and get an over view of the student. I love this resource!
weslie K. –
Thank you for this product. It has been helpful to use in my 3rd-8th grade class of student with Autism and related disabilities.
abrock –
This is great for parent communication. It is a quick look at the IEP.
Chaos to Apples –
Teachers love this resource for their own use. It’s easy to read and follow.
Martha K. –
I looked at a lot of IEP snapshot forms and this is the one that most closely matched the information I wanted to share with the other members of my students’ team, not all of whom have access to the full IEP.
Abbie D. –
Great resource! I would definitely use this again and recommend to others!!
Michelle M. –
I found this very helpful keeping myself organized. I have three grade levels this year.
Alicia A. –
This is a great resource. Easy to fill out and a quick snapshot.
Emily D. –
I love the ability to narrow down the important information from a studnets IEP into this one sheet!! So much easier!
Deborah K W. –
My students were highly engaged with working with this resource.
Vanessa R. –
Useful form to give a snapshot of each student for paras/others working with the students. For my caseload, there was not enough room for goals/objectives or behavior information (i.e. BIP).
Amanda Hall –
This is a great resource for me to keep track of all of my students, especially getting 5 new students this year!
Angelina C. –
This helped me stay organized and on track with IEPs.
Isabel T. –
Perfect resource for a first year middle school special education teacher!
Kelli W. –
I make one of these for every student and share them with my para, speech therapist and anyone else that needs the information.
debbie W. –
This helped me to have all my important dates in one place for each of my students.
Jackie W. –
This was a huge asset to my curriculum I use with my gen ed teachers. They appreciated the togetherness of the form. Thanks!
Crista C. –
It was helpful resource for a first year SPED teacher.