Special Education IEP Goal Bank
and  Teaching Resources

Individual Education Program - IEP Goals Bank

General Education Curriculum Focused IEPS

When a child has been identified as having a disability, the first step in creating their Individualized Education Program (IEP) is to evaluate the child's disability and assess the child's present levels.

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Teachers use this information to write the IEP, with standards-based IEP goals. TeachTastic has these annual goals and objectives prewritten and easy to find based on the child's progress within the general education curriculum or state standard alignment.

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As the child progresses, the TeachTastic goals and objectives are scaffolded accordingly. This process ensures that each child receives an individualized education that meets their unique needs.

THE ONLY STANDARDS-BASED IEP GOALS
AND OBJECTIVES YOU'll NEED

Assess the Child's Present Levels of Performance

When designing an education plan for students with special needs, it is essential to start with an accurate assessment of the levels of performance. This assessment forms the foundation on which all future goals and objectives will be based. TeachTastic iep goals and iep goal workbooks have data tracking built-in for easy and accurate assessment of each student's progress ready whenever it's needed.

Write the Child's Individualized Education Program IEP

Standards-based IEP Goals

National guidelines require that iep goals are aligned with grade-level standards. This means that each goal should focus on a specific skill or concept that the child is expected to learn in their current grade. For example, if a child is in 3rd grade, their IEP goals should focus on skills and concepts that are taught in the 3rd grade curriculum. TeachTastic is both skill and standards aligned with quick navigating pages to find exactly what you're looking for.

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Developing Annual Goals and Objectives

Now that you have the child's current levels of performance and iep goals written, it's time to develop measurable iep objectives. These objectives will serve a dual purpose: they will help you track the child's progress towards the goals, and they will be used to write measurable IEP goals.

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Perfect IEP Team Meeting Data Tracking

Teach Tastic designed short-term objectives are used to measure progress on annual goals in eight-week or quarterly intervals.

Teach Tastic IEP Goal Bank
Free IEP Goals and Objectives with Standards Base

Sample Goals

SMART iep goal formula

Reading simple sentences annual goal for Kindergarten

By (date), when given a simple sentence with a missing word and multiple-choice word options, the student will complete the sentence with the correct sight word, improving reading foundations skills from 0/10 work samples out of ten consecutive trials to 8/10 work samples in ten consecutive trials.

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Math annual iep goals for 3rd grade word problems

By (date), when given an addition word problem with multi-digit numbers (up to 3), the student will solve the word problem, improving addition skills from 0/10 work samples out of ten consecutive trials to 8/10 work samples in ten consecutive trials.

Writing annual goals for 2nd grade

By (date), when given fill in the blank sentence, and multiple word options, the student will add descriptive details to sentences, improving writing strategies skills from 0/10 work samples out of ten consecutive trials to 8/10 work samples in ten consecutive trials.

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Raising hand annual goal for eliciting help from a teacher-classroom behavior/social skills

By (date), when given a situation where the student requests help, the student will raise their hand to demonstrate understanding of an expectation within the classroom, improving behavior skills from 0/10 work samples out of ten consecutive trials to 8/10 work samples in ten consecutive trials.

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For this iep goal, an additional queue level could be added as the student is working through the goal.  this goal with a verbal queue might look like this:

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Raising hand annual goal for eliciting help from a teacher-classroom behavior/social skills

By (date), when given a situation where the student requests help and no more than one verbal cue, the student will raise their hand to demonstrate understanding of an expectation within the classroom, improving behavior skills from 0/10 work samples out of ten consecutive trials to 8/10 work samples in ten consecutive trials.

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Why Your School District Will Love Teach Tastic

Special education programs receive free access to academic and functional goals specifically written to align with the general education curriculum.

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IEP team members, school personnel, school psychologists, and administrators can observe the student's IEP annual goals in direct correlation to general education environment requirements.

TeachTastic offers smart IEP goals that are easy to monitor progress on academic achievement for all IEP teams.

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1. A child's disability is always specifically accounted for.

2. Appropriate goals can be easily found based on present level performance assessments.

3. A child's progress and intermediate knowledge are never in question.

4. Major milestones can be celebrated.

Imagine never worrying about finding materials that do not align with your student's IEP goals again!

After using TeachTastic Publishing's line of IEP Goal-Driven Teaching Materials, imagine a future where you no longer have to spend hours searching for appropriate teaching materials that align with your student's learning goals. Instead, you can easily find differentiated and scaffolded materials that are formatted for easy iep goal data tracking and standards-aligned for general education progression.

Imagine never having the difficult task of finding materials that align with your student's IEP goals again!

Teach Tastic IEP Teaching Materials

Special Education Math, Reading, and Writing Resources

• The website is for a standards-based special education teaching resources in the areas of math, reading and writing.

• The website is packed with content that will help you create or supplement your IEP goals with meaningful classroom activities, as well as provide teaching resources to support your students' success.

•  Whether you are looking for math, reading, or writing resources, we have something for you!

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So what are you waiting for? Check us out today! 

Do not let another school year exhaust you, we can help.

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