Task Cards with IEP Data Collection Sheets

If you've ever found yourself thinking, "I really should be collecting more data," while trying to teach a lesson, manage behaviors, answer questions, and keep everyone on task...you're not alone.

One of the biggest challenges in special education isn't teaching the skill. It's finding time to document progress while you're teaching it.

This is one of the most requested items I got from teachers--please create an IEP data collection sheet, with the activities already in it.

Each task card set includes two recording sheet options. You can use a traditional student answer sheet if you're looking for independent practice, centers, or small-group instruction. 

Or, use the included IEP data collection sheet to quickly record accuracy, prompts, observations, or other information while working directly with your students.

No clipboards full of sticky notes or trying to remember how a student performed three hours later.

Just simple, practical data collection that fits naturally into your lesson.

Because every classroom is different, this bundle includes task cards covering a variety of early academic skills. Whether you're working on number sense, CVC words, beginning literacy, or other foundational skills, you'll have consistent recording sheets that make progress monitoring much easier.

These task cards are ideal for:

• Special education classrooms
• Resource rooms
• Small-group instruction
• Intervention
• RTI/MTSS
• Independent work
• Centers
• Progress monitoring
• IEP goal data collection

Each task card set includes:

• Printable task cards
• Student recording sheet
• IEP data collection recording sheet
• Easy-to-print PDF format

One thing I hear over and over from teachers is that collecting meaningful IEP data feels overwhelming. My readers were surveyed so we could create something you could print, use immediately, and incorporate into lessons you're already teaching. Because good data shouldn't require an extra hour after school.