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Free printable IEP: Social Communication behavior charts
Free printable IEP social communication charts for pragmatic language, social interaction, and conversational skills. Track measurable goals for students with autism, social-pragmatic communication needs, and related IEP objectives. Each chart supports instant translation into 28 languages.
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IEP: Social Communication charts
Student will initiate a social interaction with a peer using an appropriate greeting in 4 out of 5 opportunitiesStudent will maintain a reciprocal conversation for 3 or more exchanges on topic in 4 out of 5 opportunitiesStudent will identify emotions in others based on facial expressions and body language with 80% accuracyStudent will use appropriate volume and tone of voice in classroom settings in 80% of observed intervalsStudent will take turns during group activities and conversations without interrupting in 4 out of 5 opportunitiesStudent will respond to peer questions and comments within 5 seconds in 80% of opportunitiesStudent will use appropriate strategies to join a group activity (observing, asking to join) in 3 out of 4 opportunitiesStudent will use a functional communication system to request wants and needs across settings with 80% independenceStudent will demonstrate perspective-taking by identifying how another person might feel in a given scenario in 4 out of 5 trialsStudent will interpret nonliteral language (idioms, sarcasm, humor) with 70% accuracy when given examples