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Free IEP goal progress tracker with prompt levels

This tracker follows one goal across ten sessions. Write the code for the prompt level on each trial, count the independent trials at the bottom of each session, and use the next-step box to decide when to fade support or try a new setting.

Goal Progress: Prompt Levels. A landscape table with ten trial rows across ten session columns, rows for independent and correct-with-cue counts, a prompt code key, and boxes for carryover and next steps.

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Ask for a progress tracker for any goal, with fewer trials or sessions, or a simple percent graph, and SCAFLI makes it.

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“IEP goal progress tracker for reading”
“progress monitoring data sheet”

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What it is

A landscape data sheet for one goal: trial by trial, session by session, with prompt level codes (independent, gestural, visual, verbal, model, physical) and a place to plan the next step.

How to use it

Write the goal at the top, in the words from the IEP.
Each session, write a code for each trial and count the independent ones.
Every few sessions, check the next-step box to fade cues or change the setting.

Three quick tips

Keep one sheet per goal.
Use the carryover box to note where the skill showed up outside the session.
Initials only on the sheet.

Questions

What do the codes mean?: I independent, G gestural, V visual, VB verbal, M model, P physical, and minus for incorrect or no response.
Can I use it for any goal?: Yes. Write your own goal at the top. It works for speech, academic and behavior goals.
Is it a finished assessment?: No. It is a draft data sheet for your own professional review.

A starting point for your own professional judgment. Use initials only on any page about a student.