Draft and evaluate IEP goals using the SMART framework. Includes a built-in quality check and sample goal language for common areas.
Vague goals like "Student will improve reading" are useless — and unfortunately common. This worksheet gives you a formula for writing SMART goals (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound) with a checklist to validate each one. It includes space for 3 goals with baseline data, and provides real sample goal language for reading, math, social skills, and behavior that you can adapt for your child.
1. Download the PDF using the button on this page.
2. Print the template or open it in a PDF editor to fill in digitally.
3. Prepare by filling in your child's information and your concerns before the meeting.
4. Bring it to the IEP meeting along with any supporting documents.