Do you teach a Special Day class and have to complete 3-year reports? Have you ever completed a formal assessment but found that it only tells you that your students is in the "very low range"?
 
Sometimes, you just need to report on what your student shows you they can do when they are in class, and not during an assessment. I used to spend time looking for a professional looking informal template that I could input all my observational classroom data, and I eventually would come up with my own quickly created word document that wasn't the best. That is why I created this resource! 
 
This informal report makes it quick and easy to fill in your students academic and independence levels and report to parents in the triennial meeting.
 
This is an Informal Academic Evaluation Report Template for Special Ed Teachers who need to take classroom data and report it to parents. 
 
This resource can be used for writing an informal academic report for students with more extensive needs (formally Moderate/Severe special needs). This can be presented to parents in the IEP meeting. It can be reported on individually or added to a multidisciplinary report with all service providers and team members. It incorporates 152 academic and functional skills descriptions in the areas of reading and math as well as places to state expressive or receptive formats. This  with spots for a summary. 
 
This template includes the following information:
1. Description of ULS Benchmarks and testing
2. Observation during testing section
3. Interpretation Descriptions (i.e. Proficient, Instructional etc.)
4. Reading assessment scoring rubric
5. Format/Versions Description
6. Easy to read tables for all 152 skills, their description, and places to input student's skill interpretation (proficient/instructional/emerging) and percentage score
7. Easy to read independence table for observational skills and a accompanying detailed editable template summary section in the following areas:
Social Emotional
Adaptive/functional and Daily Living Skills (incorporates ADLs)
Community Safety and Living
8. Template summaries for ELA, Math and overall Summary to easily edit.
 
This resource is 18 pages but you will most likely not be reporting on every skill that is described in this document, which means your report will be shorter and you have the ability to decide how many skills to report on! Delete what you don't need! The best part is that you can use this for many students who have a variety of needs and levels.