I Wish I Made This Sooner...Ultimate Data Collection

DATA.

I’ll admit it. I shiver when I hear that one little word. On top of therapy with our kiddos, attending meetings, consulting with teachers, writing reports, conducting evaluations, and staying up on the latest research, perhaps one of our biggest roles is collecting data. At least it is one that is most clearly in the spotlight. Administrators like to see it, parents like to see it and we like to see it. Collecting it in an organized, easy to read format, however, can be tough.

In Ohio, we are required to write goals over multiple sessions (or trials). So…my goals usually look like this: “____student will do such and such with 80% accuracy in 4 out of 5 trials.” Getting the number of trials was the hard part for me. So…to keep my sanity, (and document my students’ progress in meetings), I came up with this newest edition to my Common Core Family. I’m pretty sure you will fall in love….

Ultimate Data Collection Binder

This comprehensive binder has everything you need to easily collect data over several trials and sessions, whether for students on IEPs or with RtI. It quickly gathers baselines, progress, strengths and weaknesses over multiple sessions in the areas of Phonological Awareness, Grammar, Vocabulary, Language and Articulation.
Here is everything it includes topics for over at least 6 separate trials or sessions:
Letter Naming
Letter Sounds
Digraphs
CVC Words
Rhyming
Manipulate Sounds
Syllables
Verbs
Nouns
Prepositions
Pronouns
Categories
Attributes
Synonyms
Antonyms
Multiple Meaning
Prefixes
Context Clues
Figurative Language
WH Questions
Compare/Contrast
Sequencing
/k/ and /g/
/f/ and /v/
/s/ and /z/
/sh/ and /ch/
/j/
/l/
/th/
/r/

Each topic clearly states the Common Core State Standard being addressed so you have a quick reference.

For topics needing a reference, student handouts are provided.

On topics such as vocabulary and figurative language, two different levels are provided to reach both your elementary and upper grades (middle school/high school) caseload.

Binder cover sheet, side label, topic sheets as well as a label template is provided with this purchase.

I’m including a lot of sample pictures so here we go!

PLEASE head on over to TPT and download the preview to see more! For my special blog family, I’m offering this product on sale this week only for $12. After this week, it will be $15.

I’m soooo excited to be organized and efficient with my data collection!

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Comments

Lauren LaCour says
January 20, 2014 at 1:10 am

Wow Nicole this looks awesome!! I love quick probes like this. It just makes it easy to grab and go. This is going on my wishlist for sure! 🙂

Lauren
Busy Bee Speech

- Nicole Allison says
  January 21, 2014 at 12:22 am
  
  Awww…thanks Lauren! I desperately needed something to keep some data-it was one of my weak points =)
  
1sparklleslp says
January 20, 2014 at 3:25 am

Amazing! Your title is perfect, I wish I would have created this sooner…I have been working on my baseline binder since we found out the Ohio baseline and trials shift. I’m pretty sure I won’t be completing mine and will just be adding this to my wish list! Thank you for all your time put into this resource!

- Nicole Allison says
  January 21, 2014 at 12:23 am
  
  Thanks so much! I needed something to keep better data-I was failing miserably! So glad you like it!
  
flamingonutjudy says
January 20, 2014 at 4:03 am

I am in CA and this will be helpful. How long is it on sale?

- Nicole Allison says
  January 21, 2014 at 12:23 am
  
  Thank you! It will be on sale until Sunday. Then it will be $15 =)