Special education

The IEP cycle, one click apart

Write the goal, make the probes that measure it, collect the data, plan for behavior, write the report from the numbers. Six tools that hand their results to each other, so nothing is retyped and every document is ready to print.

  1. 1 Goal

    IEP goal generator

    Grade, domain and the need in a sentence. 3 to 5 SMART goals with condition, behavior, criteria, consistency and timeline.

    You get: Measurable goals

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  2. 2 Probes

    IEP worksheet generator

    Paste a goal, get parallel probe forms of the exact skill with its item count and accuracy target, one form per page, plus a record sheet.

    You get: Probe worksheets

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  3. 3 Data

    Progress monitoring sheet

    A data collection sheet and a graph scaled to the goal, with the aim line from your baseline and the decision rule.

    You get: Data sheet and graph

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  4. 4 Plan

    Behavior intervention plan

    Operational definition, function hypothesis, replacement behavior, strategies, reinforcement, data collection, with ABC and tally sheets.

    You get: BIP and ABC sheets

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  5. 5 Report

    IEP progress report

    Paste the scores. Present levels with the numbers, the quarterly progress comment, next steps and a version for the family.

    You get: PLAAFP and progress comment

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  6. 6 Supports

    Accommodations checklist

    Accommodations by category in IEP wording, pre-checked for the student, modifications kept separate, a handout for the classroom teacher.

    You get: Checklist and handout

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  7. 7 Printables

    Visual schedule and token board maker

    Daily picture schedules, First/Then boards and token boards with a library of clear line pictures. Free to print, no account needed.

    You get: Schedules, boards, tokens

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Why it is built this way

One goal, five documents, zero retyping

A special education teacher writes the same goal into five different forms a year. Here the goal is typed once.

The goal drives everything

Item count, accuracy and trials are read out of the goal sentence and reused by the probes, the data sheet and the report.

Data you can defend

Probe forms are parallel, the graph has the aim line and the decision rule, the report quotes the numbers.

Ready for the meeting

Every document prints one page per section, with the student and date lines, in plain language a family can read.

Free accounts get 3 generations a week and can read every result. Printing and PDFs are part of Pro, $29 a year.

Good to know

Questions, answered

Every tool passes its result to the next with one button: a generated goal opens the probe worksheets or the data sheet pre-filled, the data sheet opens the progress report, and the student initials travel along. Everything is saved to your library so you can come back to a student's goal, probes and reports.

Special education teachers, resource teachers, case managers, interventionists and school psychologists who write and monitor IEP goals. Parents can use them to understand what a measurable goal and a probe look like.

Sign in with a free account and you get 3 AI generations a week across every tool. You can read every result on screen. Printing and saving as PDF, which is what goes in the file and to the family, is part of Pro at $29 a year, which also removes the weekly limit.

The tools write the content: measurable goals, present levels with numbers, plans with functions and replacement behaviors, accommodations in standard wording. You paste it into your district's IEP system or print it as a working document. Review everything with your team before it becomes part of an IEP.