This semester I’m trying to revamp how I take and keep data! To do this, I searched and searched through Teachers Pay Teachers for data sheets by other SLPs! Always great when you don’t have to reinvent the wheel. I found tons and tons of great, FREE data sheets and thought I’d share my collection with all of you!
Because I’m so new, I plan to print and use several of these to see which I like best!
Just click on any picture below to be taken to the site to download the data sheet!
Busy Bee Speech (includes FIVE different sheets)
Super Power Speech (editable in Word)
Speech Room News (editable in Word)
Let’s Talk Speech Therapy (for 5 minute kids)
Update (12/9/16): I recently decided to make my own data sheets using Google Sheets. It has been an amazing transition for me! If you want the FREE templates I use, check out my blog post about how I do it here.
Hope that helps! Anything I missed? What’s your favorite?
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The company I work for has given us a template they prefer us to use. It is similar to the one by Crazy Speech World and Allion’s Speech Peeps. I find it super easy to use and all of my data, objectives, notes, and any cues (type and number) are easy to understand.
Nice!! That’s really great that they are provided for you! One less thing to worry about!
Data sheets are such a necessary evil! I use one for my artic students that has 20 small blocks per line with a line separating the groups of ten (similar to one of Crazy Speech World’s above)…this makes it very easy to count for the daily percentage instead of having to count each + and – mark. My language data sheets are three days per sheet with basically a large box each day for data. All of them have their goals numbered at the top, that way I’m not wasting time re-writing their goals each time. Thanks for all the different samples! I’m going to start using the student friendly data sheet.
You’re more than welcome! Love hearing about the systems that others use!! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Thanks so much for sharing. I’m always looking data collection ideas!
Hi! Thank you for all of those options. I was wondering how you keep track of each students objectives when they are differing between each child (I.e.-my language kids). I would like to find a way to have their goals in front of me, at a glance, on one page for the entire group, particularly for language sessions. I use a system right now but it uses a lot of paper..and I was looking for a new system. So, if each student is on a different page, how do you keep the data quickly as they are answering questions etc? I was trying to find a better way to have each group right in front of me , all on one page, to make the notes, checks, %, etc. I hope I made sense! Thank you again..!
You make perfect sense. To be honest, I have IEP goals printed on one page, data on the next for each student. When I have multiple in a group, I put pens between the pages of each student so I can quickly flip between. I also don’t take data on every trial. Sometimes I’ll have one student answer 5 in a row for data collection, for example.
I made a template almost like yours for my daily data, but I also added a column after each name for attendance.
Great idea!