IEP-at-Home · Planning Tool

Goals & Accommodations Tracker

One page to plan, track, and adjust the goals and supports you provide at home. Use a fresh sheet each term, or one sheet per goal area (reading, math, social, sensory…).

Child Age Term dates

Reading Math Writing Social Motor Speech/Language Behavior Sensory Other

Goals — make each one measurable

#	Goal (what, how much, by when)	Where we start	By when	Progress
1	Example: Reads 10 short-a words (cat, map…) aloud with 8/10 correct.	Reads 2/10	Jun 1	not yet → got it
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Accommodations in use — keep only what works

Accommodation	When I use it	Is it helping?
Example: 10-minute movement break before table work	Before reading/math	Yes Sort of Not yet
		Yes Sort of Not yet
		Yes Sort of Not yet
		Yes Sort of Not yet

Weekly check-in

Wins this week:

One thing to adjust:

Note for the team / therapist:

Educational resource, not legal or medical advice. A home “IEP” is a personal planning tool — it is not an IEP under federal special-education law (IDEA), and a public-school IEP does not transfer to your home. Before changing or withdrawing school services, talk with your child’s providers and your state’s homeschool association.