Progress Monitor Math Assessments for Special Education (K-5 Bundle)

Download the PREVIEW here to get a look inside. This library of progress monitor math assessments makes collecting data on IEP goals simple. And once you have the data, you’ll save tons of time writing progress reports using the template statement for each skill! You can use these assessments with any math curriculum.  They are appropriate for special education students of any age. With a full answer key and clear record sheet, they are easy for paraeducators to administer and score. Students can help track their own data by filling in a graph and setting a goal for “next time”. Multiple assessments per skill give you flexibility—need probes for 3 trials? 5?  You’re covered.    Short 1-page probes can be used for: Data collection for IEP goals and objectives Data collection for RTI (Response to Intervention) Review and spaced practice Math portfolios Homework Or combine them to make longer assessments   What you don’t use for progress monitoring can be used for spaced review.  Unlike spiral review sheets, you can target one skill at a time—focus only on what you choose.   Assessments cover counting, number sense, place value, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, word problems (including multi-step word problems), shapes, money, time, perimeter, area, and volume.   Yes! This includes a bank of word problems.  300 word problems to be exact.  Each has two versions: One with visual supports and steps, and one without.   In this PDF download, you’ll get 2,000+ pages of assessments, record sheets and answer keys.  There’s no software, no subscriptions, just a simple tool for collecting data year after year in your classroom.   These 160+ skills were chosen because they are fundamental math skills that are found across Common Core State Standards, TEKS, and Florida’s BEST.    This Math Progress Monitor K-5 Bundle Includes: 160+ skills 5 forms per skill 1 record sheet per skill 1 progress report statement template per skill 300 word problems (12 per problem type) 3 graph options   Find out if this is a good fit for your classroom--Download the preview for a complete list of every skill organized by grade level.