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Goal Setting and Transition Planning Printables

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(191 customer reviews)

This packet contains tons of activities and printables to increase your student’s ability to set goals for themselves, especially ones related to post-high school plans. It’s perfect for older students especially those at the middle school or high school levels.

This packet contains tons of activities and printables to increase your student’s ability to set goals for themselves, especially ones related to post-high school plans. It’s perfect for older students especially those at the middle school or high school levels.

It contains the following:

  • A student workbook
  • Goal writing pages
  • Worksheets
  • Vocabulary activities
  • Conversation question ideas
  • Student surveys

This packet was created by a speech-language pathologist so there is an emphasis on vocabulary throughout. The included conversation questions contain targeted goal setting vocabulary words to help reinforce the meaning.

Other repeated themes throughout this packet include identifying strengths/weaknesses and learning the importance of “soft skills”.

Feel free to email the Speechy Musings team at hello@speechymusings.com with any questions!

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191 reviews for Goal Setting and Transition Planning Printables

  1. Silvia M. –

    Great packet! thank you!

  2. Vivian T. –

    Great resources for my intermediate students

  3. Lola Brito –

    Great product as always.

  4. Lindsay A. –

    I love the layout of this packet. It’s perfect to put everything into perspective for the older students who just don’t know what they want to do while working on their goals. Thank you again for another amazing product!

  5. Celeste S. –

    Looking forward to using this with my high students!

  6. Valarie C. –

    I plan on using these materials with young adults in a transition program. Finally, information that is all in one place that can be used with this population of students. I especially liked the use of soft skills and hard skills analysis provided in the packet. Great resource!

  7. Susan M. –

    An excellent product. Unfortunately I will have to wait before using it (sigh!) as my learner is not ready yet.

  8. Karen K. –

    I don’t know of another product like this-it is so useful for a variety of kiddos at different ages and stages. It will be great for my mixed groups as well (fluency, artic, pragmatics). Another great product-thank you!

  9. Corie Mardeusz –

    A wonderful product for older students who don’t like doing “childish” therapy tasks!

  10. Nicole Bacigalupo –

    Excited to use this with my middle/high school students this summer, great skill to practice during a less stressful time.

  11. Penny Y. –

    This is JUST the thing I was looking for for my 8th graders, thank you!!

  12. Allison G. –

    As a high school SLP this is a great activity to start the year off in September to make sure I am helping the students connect between what they’re working on with me and what their big picture is.

  13. Laura V. –

    This is going to be useful for a wide age/maturity range of students. Incredibly thorough and insightful to the goal setting process, and I think it will be inspiring as well, to many of my students who struggle with seeing beyond the ‘moment.’ Thank you for one of the most thoughtful, thorough, and sensitive packets you’ve done yet.

  14. DeAnne S. –

    Goal setting works so well with the growth mind set. This will be a valuable tool that can be adapted to all age groups.

  15. Speech n Waffles –

    I found this extremely helpful with my older middle school students who are higher functioning on the spectrum. I find it is difficult to help them to think through these metacognitive skills like self-reflection and being motivated to achieve specific goals! Thanks for this resource!

  16. Adriane F. –

    This will be so helpful with my older students. I really like the vocabulary section. I’m never disappointed in your products!

  17. Bradford R. –

    Awesome resource!

  18. Terre H. –

    Looks practical and useful. Can’t wait use it in the fall.

  19. Kalie W. –

    I love how functional and clear this is. Thank you!

  20. Christina W. –

    I plan to use this to help my students grasp the connection between what we do in speech/school with their personal goals. Can’t wait to use this when school starts back!

  21. littlespeechthings –

    Great resource for my older students to think about the future

  22. Thoughtful Talk LLC – formerly Detig Dialect –

    Perfect addition to my junior high toolbox!

  23. Sarah F. –

    Great for my older kiddos who are ready to start thinking about the future. Thank you!

  24. Grace C. –

    I’m so glad this product exists! It really helps me articulate how important my students’ goals are to them!

  25. Whoosier Speech –

    This will be wonderful for helping guide students on goal setting.

  26. Truvine Walker –

    I know this is going to be a valuable resource. I’m glad to have it.

  27. Lori C. –

    Wonderful resource for older students!

  28. Jisoo Annice K. –

    Thanks

  29. Shelia H. –

    Nice way to get the student involved in thinking about their future aspirations and plans!

  30. Speech Society –

    This resource was awesome when working with some of the older clients on my caseload this summer. It was a major hit with all of them!

  31. Jenna Riesen –

    These will be great ice breakers for my older population as I start my year at a new school!

  32. KP the SLP –

    This is a very engaging and helpful resource for transition planning. It kept many of my high school students engaged.

  33. Terri McInturf –

    Thanks for developing yet another great product! I look forward to using this with my middle and high school students!

  34. Amy L. –

    I love this bundle because it really helps the student to take ownership for their future rather than just be told what to do. What a great way to help increase motivation and confidence in our kiddos!

  35. Nahomie V. –

    I have used this product on day 1 of purchasing it. This provides clear, and succinct information. My high school students were thankful. This will help them set goals/transition to a job/college. Thank You!

  36. Aubree G. –

    Love the different “big picture goals” that are included and how easily this could be adapted to target any goal that students have in mind. The different activities offer lots of variety and can help with vocabulary, spelling, etc.

  37. Speech Paths –

    This resource will be a perfect way to start the new school year with several groups of high school students. I appreciate that it is no prep and provides lessons over many sessions! Thank you!

  38. Kaitlyn Berninger –

    Great idea for transition planning for middle and high school students. Good ideas and easy to use.

  39. Elizabeth A. –

    Great for my HS speech caseload, thank you!

  40. Jenni C. –

    Love this product as a tie-in for our increased focus on transition (MS/HS). So far this year the student surveys have been a big hit! Looking forward to using the rest of this product throughout the school year!

  41. Kayla C. –

    I used this with some of my middle school students for a beginning of the year activity and it’s a nice activity that helps them see the big picture as to why they come to school and why they are working with me. I like the vocabulary pages and am planning on revisiting it throughout the year.

  42. Margaret Griesmer –

    Great for my middle and high school students- thank you!

  43. Danielle Brodnick –

    Thank you! love the product

  44. Vilura W. –

    Love this product for my all of the students on my caseload Gen Ed and special ed. Your products are the best!.

  45. Valerie M. –

    Good resource

  46. Carolyn S. –

    I have SO been wanting a resource just like this. It can be hard for my middle and high school students to see that what they do now impacts their future! This has been such an awesome resource – I’m in love!!

  47. SPEDtacular Kids –

    This is just what I’ve been looking for!

  48. Mallory H. –

    Thank you for making this product! I’m looking forward to using it with my high schoolers who will be socially graduating!!

  49. High Low Learning –

    This resource has been such a helpful guide for planning my student’s transitions and getting them to feel prepared. It provides a variety of ways to look at transitions, and includes options for them to think about such as joining the army, going to college, getting an apprenticeship, etc.

  50. Dana Monaghan –

    This is great for my high school students to target both speech and language and transition goals. Thanks!

  51. Sara B. –

    Thank you!

  52. Jenifer S. –

    thanks!

  53. Ashley O –

    This is such a fantastic resource! Thank you for all the work you put into this!

  54. Enchanted Expressions –

    This was perfect for my life-skills group of high school aged students! Very functional and comprehensive packet

  55. Emily M. –

    n/a

  56. Jessie S. –

    Incredible resource!

  57. Megan S. –

    I have little experience with transition IEPs, but the few I have done are tough. I can’t yet speak to how well this will be help in regards to the new forms that came out this past year, but it definitely gives me an easy way to gather more information!

  58. Lauren Lockwood –

    Great, thorough resource!

  59. Sarah F. –

    Love that you create age-appropriate materials for older students. I’m planning on using portions of this for New Year goal setting too. Thanks for this resource!

  60. Well Balanced Speech –

    Thank you! Great resource!

  61. Lisa K. –

    This material was a lifesaver for my social skills/ life skills groups at the middle school level. It really helped them to connect with what we are doing now and their long term plans. This is a really difficult concept for middle school students.

  62. Kristen R. –

    This resources is exactly what I was needing to fill the gap between intermediate school and high school. My 8th grade students responded well and took ownership of their future goals. It is a wonderful resource if you are looking for another way to meet their language goals utilizing functional real life examples.

  63. Christy P. –

    I think this is fantastic for older students and so functional!

  64. Tawni J. –

    It is nice to have a resource that helps with the transition portion of IEP as well as helping students in high school feel more prepared moving forward. This resource has been used a lot by me this school year!

  65. Hannah C. –

    upper grade resources are difficult to find. wonderful support for skill-building, real-world relevance and IEP development.

  66. Geraldine Batangan –

    Great!

  67. Adrienne L. –

    thank you

  68. Anisette P. –

    This is great for involving students in transition planning and IEP development. Thank you!

  69. Nicole N. –

    Simple and clear way to introduce and talk about goal setting with middle school students!

  70. Jamie Morris –

    Thank you, thank you, thank you for creating transition materials for SLPs! Exactly what I needed.

  71. Alexandra A. –

    This is exactly what I needed for my middle school/high school population!

  72. Abby M. –

    Love it! I use it when I push into middle school lifeskills groups!

  73. Kaitlin J. –

    I have enjoyed using this. It has been great to help my speech only students talk about their transition goals and thinking about their future.

  74. Lauren Groth –

    This is a great tool for executive functioning skills!

  75. Kim B. –

    easy to use; great tool for working with high school students in resource room

  76. Mary Anne R. –

    A very nice tool for helping middle school students think about their goals, which in turn helps them understand the relevance of their therapy to their lives.

  77. Claire C. –

    Good variety of resources thanks!

  78. Katelyn D. –

    As the end of the school year comes to a close, I find it more challenging to keep my 8th grade students engaged in therapy in their last few weeks before transitioning to high school. This goal setting packet was AMAZING! Today, in one session, we completed three pages together, self-reflecting on our strengths and weaknesses and what my students’ professional and personal goals were. When one of my students had a difficult time coming up with his own strengths, his peer then described him and all of his strengths. I was in awe of their compassion toward each other’s future goals. Thank you for bringing out my student’s love for learning and bringing the WHY back into what we do as SLPs.

  79. Rebecca N. –

    I have always targeted transition but in a bit more of an informal way. This gives me a much more organized way of teaching it! Love it!

  80. mindful speech –

    SUPER excited to use this very unique resource with my middle school students! 🙂

  81. Hannah M. –

    Great resource for bringing awareness to students about their goals!

  82. Lindsay P. –

    This is perfect for my high school students! I love that it targets a variety of aspects related to education, job seeking, and job maintenance through lessons and interactive activities! Great resource for future vocational planning 🙂

  83. Christine H. –

    Speechy Musings never disappoints! This is perfect for my older students! Thanks!!

  84. Cinnamon T. –

    This resource is great for my middle and high school students! I cannot wait to use it!

  85. Lauren W. –

    I was excited to find this resource! I just took a course on transition and I’m pumped to use this as an SLP!

  86. Rachel Jones –

    Needed this for my HS students! Thank you!!

  87. Samantha K. –

    Definitely helpful now that I’m working with HS students!

  88. Rosanna J. –

    Such a great resource for my HS caseload..Thank you!!

  89. Brianne L. –

    another great resource!

  90. Communication Essentials –

    This was great to use with my 8th graders at the end of the school year, and I plan on using them again this year. It really helps them to understand the specific job skills they’ll need (including social skills) in the future! Thank you

  91. Beth M. –

    This is great to get my students understanding why they come to speech and motivates them to meet other goals as well!

  92. ashley P. –

    Just used this with my middle school students who I have struggled to motivate during our speech therapy sessions. This was pretty eye opening for them and allowed them to see the importance of the skills we are working on. Thank you!

  93. Jennifer K. –

    New to this age group and I had no idea where to begin for transition goals. very helpful!

  94. Redhead SLP –

    Wonderful resource!

  95. Meagan Austin –

    Thank you for this resource!

  96. Cristina Z. –

    These will be great for my middle and high school students. Easy to use and very helpful! Thanks!

  97. Elise D. –

    So helpful! Thank you for this resource.

  98. Adrianna R. –

    Great resource for goal setting and transition planning during speech-language therapy!

  99. Empowering Speech Services –

    This is wonderful! So excited to use it with my older kids! Thank you so much!

  100. Cynthia B. –

    Great resource!

  101. Amanda B. –

    Fantastic Resource, but I trust that anything made by Speechy Musings will be worth the price. Quality is always excellent!

    Something that could be done to improve this resource would be to have a KEY for the Vocabulary words included in this packet.

  102. Ashleigh P. –

    worked extremely well developing individualized plans, as well as in the general curriculum.

  103. K Morse –

    I’ve been using this all January. It’s a great resource for after New Years.

  104. The Language Lady –

    Speechymusings is my favorite seller on TpT. I found this product to be very comprehensive and helpful for writing transition plans and getting to know my high school students.

  105. ELAR and Speech Resources –

    Love how many different goals can be addressed with this resource. I used portions around New Years, and can’t wait to start again with it when a new school year begins.

  106. Kortney F. –

    Great discussion starter, thank you!

  107. Erika M. –

    I use this with all of my high schoolers.

  108. Erin C. –

    This has help provide a lot of information about my students. Great resource.

  109. YVETTE R. –

    My 8th graders enjoyed this resource. Very engaging and informative.

  110. Ellen P. –

    Great for my high schools students transitioning into the work force!

  111. Jenni G. –

    This is great for my caseload! I have many who need a structure when doing executive functions and planning.

  112. Asha C. –

    Great resource for high school students!

  113. Lauri P. –

    I bought this to help me address a transition goal for a speech only student. Will use over google meet.

  114. Julie S. –

    Critical resource for SO MANY of our kids!

  115. Stacey D. –

    Very helpful resource for older students!

  116. The BEE Transition Teacher –

    Great!

  117. Emily M. –

    I love this! It’s a fantastic tool for transition planning and to help students start thinking about their skills and future. As much as they moan and groan about having to go through it, I think some of them secretly enjoy it. Very helpful!

  118. Theresa D. –

    Thank you!

  119. Cooper’s Corner –

    I can’t wait to use this resource with my high school caseload this school year, both remote and in-person! It is a great guide for talking about their future plans!

  120. Megan T. –

    Has been very beneficial when doing transition planning with my high schoolers.

  121. Jillian Gabriel –

    Thanks! Great resource! So simple but so effective! Thanks for doing the handwork!

  122. Ashley Williams –

    I love this resource. It is so easy to incorporate into therapy sessions.

  123. Sara L. –

    Almost all of my students are of transition age, so this is very helpful for me to get involved as the SLP.

  124. Sophie P –

    Awesome resource! Thank you putting it together. This keeps all my student engaged.

  125. Melissa Andrade –

    great transition packet for HS students

  126. The Octopus SLP –

    Great resource for the HS students to start thinking and planning ahead! The vocabulary list and subsequent use in the conversation starters is good prep for situations like job interviews.

  127. Amy O. –

    I don’t have many students who receive speech as their only service who are 7th grade and older, but when I do this is a great resource for completing the transition planning piece of their IEP.

  128. Jenna Dress –

    Bought this for the SPED team – can’t wait for them to try it.

  129. alibeeSLP –

    Transition readiness is a HUGE push in my district, and this is a great way to cover those goals as well as speech-language goals!

  130. Jill B. –

    I used this with a very difficult student that is very resistant to help from myself or any of her teachers. It gave me a guideline to at least help her with transition planning. She didn’t like it but at least I feel more comfortable seeing her and I feel like the vocabulary in the packet will be very beneficial.

  131. Amanda H. –

    This an excellent product to help my students think about life after high school. Also provided an opportunity to go over many vocabulary words. My students seemed to enjoy the activities in this packet!

  132. Alexandria C. –

    Great product for students transitioning out.

  133. Lisa Goodell –

    I wish this had a answer key for vocab section page 23-29 and soft/hard skills pages 19-22 so students can independently check their work. Otherwise, it is a good resource that the teacher can plan many lessons with. I used it with students who were on grade level academically/cognitively, but have a physical disability which gives them special ed services for accessibility only.

  134. Teeners Tweeners and the Great Beyond –

    Helpful for my transition group!

  135. Megan S. –

    This resource helps keep in mind the “bigger picture” and helps to reinforce why we work on the skills that we do during therapy.

  136. Amy R. –

    I used this in my Transitions Intervention for my 8th graders. It is a good resource to use to get them to start thinking about how to set goals and make a plan to achieve them after high school.

  137. Miranda H. –

    I’ve started using this with my 5th-8th grade students because they are having to pick out electives and this helps them start the future thinking process.

  138. Lauren B. –

    My goodness, this resource is so great. I think it’s definitely best for older kids, but it is nicely leveled and I can use parts of this for older elementary too! It’s been a great tool to help me gain information in social skills therapy and try to develop intrinsic motivation and personal goals

  139. Stephanie S. –

    The material was easy to prep, and students find it engaging. I enjoy using it for articulation and fluency therapy (and other kinds, too) because it is such a beneficial use of time with my high schoolers:)

  140. Mary H. –

    Great, comprehensive product!

  141. MissBTOD –

    I am a Teacher of the Deaf and I’m using this with a high school student. We’ve been talking about his strengths and weaknesses and setting goals. We’ve had some great conversations and I look forward to moving through the rest of the activities to continue preparing for his transition out of high school. Thanks!

  142. Shannon P. –

    Used these for as part of my social skills lessons, went great!

  143. Heather E. –

    Great for older kids. I like how it breaks down goal setting.

  144. Kay Y. –

    I want my senior English students to leave my class with a fluid resume and cover letter. This unit was PERFECT for this zero week of school. We only have three days so while I am issuing Chromebooks and all that entails my senior scholars or working on real work to get an idea of what will be on those documents. I highly recommend this unit.

  145. Lauren M. –

    Love this for my high schoolers and transition students!

  146. Tessa F. –

    Although this resource is probably designed for older students, I’ve found it useful for helping my middle school students understand how their speech goals are meaningful for them.

  147. Veronica O. –

    What a great resource to teach self-advocacy to high school students. Love this resource!

  148. Sara Chadwick –

    Great to use in my life skills class with my students on the spectrum!

  149. Leslie Morris –

    I was happy with this for my high school students!

  150. Cassondra W. –

    Perfect beginning of the year activity and also a great resource for me when I got to write an IEP! Thank you!

  151. Iteachspecialed2 –

    Love this product to use in my classroom.

  152. Alexa J. –

    This resource has helped my students set realistic and attainable goals while working on graduation/transitioning in to the work force.

  153. Kaitlin A. –

    Love using for my high schoolers to set the tone for the school year and help them understand how speech assists them in meeting their goals.

  154. Marcia F. –

    Good resource.

  155. Emily D. –

    This resource is so comprehensive! It’s perfect for students enrolled in a career prep or community-based transition program.

  156. Leanne S. –

    This resource is great to use with older students, especially those who are unengaged with speech therapy. It helped me develop relevant personal goals for the students and increase motivation. This led me to adapt my resources to meet the long term aims of the students.

  157. Ashley C. –

    An excellent resource for goal setting!

  158. Raising Warriors SLP –

    This was such a great resource!

  159. Peg Hutson – SLP Resources –

    A great activity for students to think about their future plans.

  160. Paraskevi Fostinis –

    Loved it!

  161. Suzanne Clark –

    Great product

  162. Melissa W. –

    Great for helping students think about the future and to gather valuable information to share in the IEP. So happy there are others who can put together concise packets to help the rest of us look good. Great resource!

  163. Miranda B. –

    This is an amazing resource for planning. It’s exciting to see so much thought put into a resource for secondary students with disabilities potentially. I think it’s also helpful for the college or trade bound student. Thank you, this is a really special, unique resource.

  164. Christina M. –

    Great resource!

  165. Kathleen H. –

    So functional!

  166. Theodora M. –

    Excellent guide for goal setting for my students! We love it!

  167. Lauren G. –

    This resource is SO good! It was very helpful in working with students who needed to learn self-advocacy along with goal-setting.

  168. Sweet Talk 2 Me –

    This is a great way to address goal setting. I didn’t have any other resources like this. Thank you!

  169. Kaylie Polsean –

    This is a great activity to work through with students when they begin the transition process for after HS. It includes engaging activities and is easy to follow through.

  170. Sharon Abrassart –

    Excellent tool to use, when students are heading to high school!!

  171. Rebecca B. –

    I used this in my social skills group and it was a hit! My students loved it!

  172. Dominick S. –

    Highly recommend. Well organized and thought out!

  173. Lara K. –

    I have been working a lot with high schoolers around executive functioning and love this addition for goal setting and transitions. Learning about soft skills are very important and I think it makes my students feel good about themselves!

  174. Cheyenne C. –

    Useful tool to use helping students improve Ef skills

  175. ANGIE M. –

    This is a helpful resource to prepare transition goals in the IEP.

  176. Kristian A. –

    This has been a great resource to use with students transitioning to focus on vocational skills.

  177. Elizabeth S. –

    Keeps students on track and thinking about what their goals are when not in therapy.

  178. Christine G. –

    I usually use this resource starting in grade 10 or 11 and we add to it over time. One of my seniors told me they found it an extremely helpful way to organize, as these post-high school, life decisions can be overwhelming, particularly for those with executive functioning difficulties. Great comprehensive resource, student approved! Thank you!

  179. Miss Jackson –

    Great resource for my students who are transitioning to college or vocational paths next year!

  180. Erin W. –

    A great resource that helped me effectively and efficiently plan for student learning! Thank you for creating such an amazing resource!

  181. Sydney W. –

    Great resource for my students! Easy to use and follow.

  182. Accessible by Design Shop –

    This resource was very helpful. I would recommend it to other teachers.

  183. Sara K. –

    This resource is as described. I’ve used for students going to a transition program.

  184. Tanya A. –

    I used this to help students create goals for their futures. I initially purchased it for distance learning, but have used it ever since.

  185. Joyful Speech and Language –

    This a great resource– thank you!

  186. Kristian P. –

    This was a great back-to-school activity to get students talking about their strengths and what they would like to work on during the school year. In addition, I used this to go over IEP goals and discuss ways to incorporate students’ personal interests into therapy.

  187. Michele S. –

    This was a great resource for my students to practice.

  188. Samara P. –

    This was useful in scaffolding client conversations with my teens with ASD to help them set goals with what they want to achieve in therapy sessions and how we can use those skills to help meet their goals outside of the clinic.

  189. Maya D. –

    These printables were fantastic for helping students plan personal goals and think ahead to transitions. Simple layouts and prompt ideas made them easy to use during therapy sessions. Students responded well and even shared their plans confidently. I loved how flexible they were—perfect for speech-language goals or transition planning. I’ll definitely pull these out again throughout the year.

  190. Kharyl B. –

    Great for older students

    This resource is great for getting older students involved in the goal setting process.

  191. Advance SPOT –

    Great resource

    This product has been useful in supporting my students advocate for themselves and set goals.

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