Local School District 1234 Our Address Ave. (222) 333-4444 INDIVIDUALIZED EDUCATION PROGRAM (IEP)



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: : : : PRESENT LEVEL OF EDUCATIONAL PERFORMANCE AND NEEDS Educational: How does this child/student perform within the general curriculum (content standards) and on age appropriate tasks and benchmarks? has made strong academic gains this year. She participates in all classroom activities. She is able to follow two part directions and has become assertive in asking when she doesn't understand or isn't sure of what to do next. is very motivated to learn to read and is completely familiar with concepts of print. She has made progress in identifying letters and sounds. She uses several strategies when trying to make sense of text and consistently reads 20 words introduced through the Edmark reading program. writes both capital and lower case letters and is able to writ~ her entire name without prompting. is developing number sense, counting sets to 15 and doing basic addition and subtraction with prompts. She independently writes numbers 1-10 to indicate the correct number of objects, reversing number 2. Social/Emotional/Adaptive Behavior: How does the child/student manage feelings and interact with others? How well does the child/student adapt to different environments, i.e., home, school and community? is very social and has developed good friendships with her peers. She has become more assertive in asking for help in the classroom and when asking for help with conflict. Phvsical Motor and Phvsical Health: How are the child's/student's vision, hearing, coordination and general health? plays with peers during recess consistently. They prefer to run and play imaginary games, but is able to remember the rules and play 4-square with peers, hitting the ball approximately 25% of the time. She is able to participate in group jump rope with others turning the rope;she can jump 5 times consecutively, which is at the same level as her playground peers.she has been reluctant to practice pumping the swing when others are on the playground. Her parents expressed thei desire for her to focus on her visual and fine motor skills at school, and her gross motor skills at home now. independently follows her teacher's directions for literacy projects, such as cutting, pasting and matching word cards, or drawing pictures in response to a story. She is able to cut near, but not alway directly on, during cutting projects. She has difficulty with spacial organization when writing, especially on unlined paper. Her letter size and spacing is inconsistent, She does writes all of the upper case letters and some of the lower case; she mixes lower and upper case letters when writing spontaneously. She tends to hold her pencil with a very tight grasp, and often changes positions while writing (she moves between sitting or kneeling on her chair or standing).

: : : : PRESENT LEVEL OF EDUCATIONAL PERFORMANCE AND NEEDS (Continued) Physical Motor and Physical Health (continued) Date Left Date Left Right Right Vision Screening Hearing Screening (Vision and hearing screenings are required in preschool and kindergarten. and in grades 1.2.3.5.7. and 9.) Communicative: How does this child/student listen, understand language, and express him or herself? continues to make progress in speech-language therapy. Her love of print and her emerging reading skills has been the caveat to phonemic awareness and articulation skills. Most recently we have been using a multisensory approach listening, visualizing, writing and tapping. She counts the number of letters and sounds in a word, and syllables. Her rhyming skills are emerging. identifies many letters, even "silent E." We have focused on final sounds in words, which she deletes off of all words when speaking. Currently we are using the maximal pairs approach (bake, bait, bay, base, bane). is talkative and is using strategies to get her message across when she isn't understood, such as saying it another way, gesturing, or repeating her statement. Earlier this year we have focused on the sound /s/ due to her high motivation (in her name) - she was successful with this sound in the structured setting but substituted /ki during conversation. In terms of language skills, is making strides in telling events/stories with beginning, middle, end. However, she seems to get "stuck" on one idea and repeats it several times. is more successful when using pictures and prompted by an adult. Cognitive: How does the child/student think, problem solve and learn within the environment? Transition/Life Skills: How prepared is the student to transition to each level of school and to adult life? How does the student function in school, home, community?

Statement of Identified Needs Identify the needs of the child that relate to the present levels ofperfonnance. Identified needs must be addressed with goals and objectives. 's needs include pre-reading and emergent reading skills as well as support in math. fine motor activities. writing and speech articulation. Additional concerns of the parent(s) for enhancing the child's/student's education: 's parents brought up concerns about planning for her long term communication challenges. Notice the Statement of Identified Needs here

! IEP Goals start here through end of document Local School District With the exception of the Initial IEP, the committee must review and document progress toward completion of the student's previous goals and objectives prior to the development of new goals and objectives. Based upon this document, parent(s) will be regularly informed of progress to the extent of non-disabled children. Annual Goal (# 1): will listen, observe, speak and write for a variety of purposes and audiences by using the following skills and strategies in order to contribute to class activities and group discussions. Standard/Access Skills: Objectives to be monitored by: educational team Short-term Objectives/Benchmarks # 1 Start Date: End Date: 04/12/2007 ESY Within the classroom setting will succinctly retell a story/event with only relevant details. emerging skill - sometimes gets stuck and says the same ideas over and over 80% of opportunities Short-term Objectives/Benchmarks # 2 Start Date: 04/05/2006 End Date: 04/12/2007 Within the small group setting will demonstrate multisensory awareness of sounds and syllables in isolation and in initial, medial, and final positions in words in order to facilitate literacy and articulation development. many strengths in phonemic awareness: counting syllables, verbalizing, identiyfing and recognizing sounds/letters emerging skills in identifying sounds in isolation, initial, medial, and final 1. Mastered; Skill/behavior is demonstrated in different settings or environments and transferable with no promts or cues. 2. In Progress; Skill/behavior is demonstrated inconsistently, even with frequent prompts or cues, but making progress. 3. No Progress: Skill/behavior rarely or never demonstrated, even with sufficient prompts or cues. 4. Regression: Skill/behavior is below last baseline measure. 5. Not introduced; Skill/behavior has not yet been introduced.

80% of opportunities Short-term Objectives/Benchmarks # 3 Start Date: End Date: 04/12/2007 Within the therapy setting will correctly produce t, f, v, s, and z in initial position in words. t, s 50% during structure f, v, z 0% 80% of opportunities Short-term Objectives/Benchmarks # 4 Start Date: End Date: 04/12/2007 Within the therapy setting will use final consonants in C-V-C (consonant-vowel-consonant) words. 50% during very structured activities 0% in conversation 1. Mastered: Skill/behavior is demonstrated in different settings or environments and transferable with no promts or cues. 2. In Progress: Skill/behavior is demonstrated inconsistently. even with frequent prompts or cues, but making progress. 3. No Progress: Skill/behavior rarely or never demonstrated, even with sufficient prompts or cues. 4. Regression: Skill/behavior is below last baseline measure. 5. Not introduced: Skill/behavior has not yet been introduced.

80% of opportunities Short-term Objectives/Benchmarks # 5 Start Date: End Date: 04/12/2007 During small group instruction will demonstrate an auditory and visual understanding of the blends Ithl, Ichl, Ish/. 0% 50% of opprtunities Short-term Objectives/Benchmarks # 6 Start Date: End Date: 04/12/2007 Within the classroom setting will independently use strategies (state it another way, describe it, synonym, gesture) to relay her message when her speech is not understood. emerging skill 75% of opportunities 1. Mastered; Skill/behavior is demonstrated in different settings or environments and transferable with no promts or cues. 2. In Progress; Skill/behavior is demonstrated inconsistently, even with frequent prompts or cues, but making progress. 3. No Progress; Skill/behavior rarely or never demonstrated, even with sufficient prompts or cues. 4. Regression; Skill/behavior is below last baseline measure. 5. Not introduced: Skill/behavior has not yet been introduced.

Objective Status: Annual Goal (# 2): will develop emergent reading skills. Standard/Access Skills: Objectives to be monitored by: Short-term Objectives/Benchmarks # t Start Date: End Date: 04/12/2007 will use a variety of strategies to read instructional level books. is using first and last sounds, picture clues, patterns and visual recognition when reading level A and B books. will use sound chunks, increased visual recognition, sight words, and context clues when reading instructional level books. Short-term Objectives/Benchmarks # 2 Start Date: End Date: 04/12/2007 will increase the number of words that she recognizes visually. 1. Mastered; Skill/behavior is demonstrated in different settings or environments and transferable with no promts or cues. 2. In Progress; Skill/behavior is demonstrated inconsistently, even with frequent prompts or cues, but making progress. 3. No Progress; Skill/behavior rarely or never demonstrated, even with sufficient prompts or cues. 4. Regression; Skill/behavior is below last baseline measure. 5. Not introduced; Skill/behavior has not yet been introduced.

consistently recognizes 15 words. (from Edmark Reading Program Word Recognition Book One) Consistent recognition of 50 words. (Edmark Reading Program Recognition Book Two) Short-term Objectives/Benchmarks # 3 Start Date: End Date: 04/12/2007 will identify 10 of the first 15 high frequency words. consistently identifies a,in, the. Correct identification of 10 of the first 15 high frequency words. Short-term Objectives/Benchmarks # 4 Start Date: End Date: 04/12/2007 will use background knowledge of story structure to predict story events, words, and story endings. makes some text to self connections when reading. 1. Mastered; Skill/behavior is demonstrated in different settings or environments and transferable with no promts or cues. 2. In Progress: Skill/behavior is demonstrated inconsistently, even with frequent prompts or cues, but making progress. 3. No Progress; Skill/behavior rarely or never demonstrated. even with sufficient prompts or cues. 4. Regression; Skill/behavior is below last baseline measure. 5. Not introduced; Skill/behavior has not yet been introduced.

When prompted, will predict story events and possible endings to a story. When prompted, she will predict words based on context clues. Annual Goal (# 3): will use strategies and skills to draft a written message. Standard/Access Skills: Objectives to be monitored by: Short-term Objectives/Benchmarks # 1 Start Date: End Date: 04/12/2007 will dictate and copy a story with a beginning, a middle and, an end. has difficulty dictating a story with a beginning, a middle and an end. She copies words (but not sentences). Dictating and copying a story with a beginning, a middle and an end. 1. Mastered: Skill/behavior is demonstrated in different settings or environments and transferable with no promts or cues. 2. In Progress: Skill/behavior is demonstrated inconsistently. even with frequent prompts or cues. but making progress. 3. No Progress; Skill/behavior rarely or never demonstrated. even with sufficient prompts or cues. 4. Regression: Skill/behavior is below last baseline measure. 5. Not introduced; Skill/behavior has not yet been introduced.

BVSDIEP Local School District Page II Short-term Objectives/Benchmarks # 2 Start Date: End Date: will identify a sound or word for and write each lower case letter. identifies sounds or words for 20/26 lower case letters. Indentifying sounds or words for and writing each lower case letter. Short-term Objectives/Benchmarks # 3 Start Date: End Date: 04/12/2007 will produce written text, using "invented spelling" and correctly spelled First Grade No Excuse Words. uses the first letter of words in writing. Written text using invented spelling and correctly spelled First Grade No Excuse Words. Annual Goal (# 4): will understand and use concepts of numbers and number systems. 1. Mastered: Skill/behavior is demonstrated in different settings or environments and transferable with no promts or cues. 2. In Progress: Skill/behavior is demonstrated inconsistently. even with frequent prompts or cues, but making progress. 3. No Progress: Skill/behavior rarely or never demonstrated, even with sufficient prompts or cues. 4. Regression: Skill/behavior is below last baseline measure. 5. Not introduced; Skill/behavior has not yet been introduced.

Standard/Access Skills: Objectives to be monitored by: Short-term Objectives/Benchmarks # I Start Date: End Date: 04/12/2007 will understand physical. pictorial. symbolic, and verbal representations of whole numbers 0-20. counts sets to 10 with 100% accuracy. She wirtes numbers 1-10 with difficulties with 2 and 5. Counting sets to 20 with 100% accuracy. Writing numbers to 20 with 100% accuracy. 1. Mastered: Skill/behavior is demonstrated in different settings or environments and transferable with no promts or cues. 2. In Progress; Skill/behavior is demonstrated inconsistently. even with frequent prompts or cues. but making progress. 3. No Progress: Skill/behavior rarely or never demonstrated, even with sufficient prompts or cues. 4. Regression: Skill/behavior is below last baseline measure. 5. Not introduced; Skill/behavior has not yet been introduced.

Special Education and Related Services Service Special Education Duration Frequency Indirect Direct Direct Outside Total Teacher (Type) (consultation) in General Minutes General Classroom Classroom Speech/Language _ monthly 60 0 180 240 Pathologist 04/12/2007 Special Education - weekly 30 720 120 870 Teacher 04/12/2007 Occupational _ monthly 20 120 0 140 Therapist 04/12/2007 Special Education Services: To be delivered/or the school year only excluding school breaks. summers, holidays. and nonstudent contact days. Percent of time the student receives special education and related services: 0 -. Plan Requirements Describe modifications, supplementary aids and services necessary for the child to achieve satisfactorily in the student's education program: is in the classroom full time with para support, special education teacher support and OT support. She also meets with the SP/L specialist and the special education teacher in 1-1 and small group settings for specific, direct instruction. Other IEP Services: Preschool Integrated Education Program( Hrs/wk): Parent Follow-up Activities: Parent Training and Counseling: PPP for 1:1 support info; PPP library Does the child require: Special Transportation? A Communication plan? (Required for a child/student with hearing disabilities) A Literacy Modality plan? (Required for a child/student with vision disabilities) A Behavior Support plan? (May be reviewed and modified throughout the duration of the IEP) A Health Care plan? Assistive Technology services and/or devices? Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No No No No not at this time

Accommodations/Modifications and Participation in State and District Assessments Curricular Accommodations and Modifications To justify appropriateness of accommodations/modifications for state mandated tests or general classroom use, the accommodations and modifications listed below should be used consistently within a student s academic program. Please note that not all of these accommodations are approved for CSAP. Abbreviated assignments, same concepts Assignment book/organizer Assistive technology for computer access Auditory aids Behavior/performance contracting Check for understanding Communication device/board with or without Braille Flexible scheduling/breaks Flexible setting/group Extended time 23x (State): Highlighted textbook (student) Large print Modify test format Oral testing Preferential seating Provide copies of materials to be copied from book or board Read aloud/sign for directions Read aloud/sign test items Graphic organizer/learning tools Other: Other: Sensory Aids Study Guide Use of calculator Use of manipulatives Use of recording device Visual schedule Visual/tactile aids Word processor with/without talk-text technology Scribe Other: Other: Modifications Abbreviated assignments, modified concepts Abbreviated concepts Other: Ability level text Modifying complexity of assignment Other: Modifying grading scale Other: