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Free Sample IEP Goals for Special Education
Free IEP Goal Bank + classroom activities
Start with meaningful goals.
Build skills for life and work.
Download 28 sample IEP goals, two classroom activities, printable student worksheets, and tracking tools—all in one free packet. Then explore the full programs that help you put those goals into practice.
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Connect goals from your download to everyday practice
Budgeting & money management
Review balances, plan purchases, and save toward a goal.
Decision-making & self-regulation
Compare needs and wants, make choices, and reflect on spending.
Independence & follow-through
Practice routines, meet deadlines, and follow through with support.
A free packet you can put to work
More than a goal bank. Sample resources to try with your students.
Start with a goal, choose an activity, and adapt the printable resources to your students’ needs. Here’s what’s included in your free download.
28 sample IEP goals
Examples spanning workplace and transition skills, functional math, and financial literacy. Use them as starting points for individualized goals with your IEP team.
Needs vs. Wants
A classroom activity with a student worksheet and printable sorting mats. Give students opportunities to discuss spending priorities and financial choices.
End-of-Week Reflection
Weekly reflection and budgeting worksheets with different response formats, including writing, checklists, and yes/no choices.
Printable classroom tools
Student dollar trackers, classroom currency, and yes/no response cards to support practice, participation, and documentation.
See how the sample resources connect to a full program with differentiated instruction, progress monitoring, and teacher coaching.
Sample goals and activities are starting points. Adapt instruction, supports, and measurement with your student’s IEP team.
Your free resource
Get your free goal bank & sample resources.
Complete the form to access your free packet: 28 sample goals, the Needs vs. Wants and End-of-Week Reflection activities, printable worksheets, tracking tools, and a program overview.
- Workplace and transition skill goals
- Financial literacy and money-management goals
- Activities and printable classroom resources
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See what comes after the goal
Meaningful goals. Supported practice. Visible progress.
The goal bank gives you a starting point. Explore how Digitability connects differentiated instruction with data, reporting, and IEP tools.
01 / Differentiated instruction
Different learners. More ways to participate.
Digitability builds differentiation into lessons with three tiers and flexible tools, including paced videos and traceables. Implementation pathways and a one-to-one coach help teachers put those supports to work.
02 / Data and IEP tools
Keep progress part of the conversation.
Explore Digitability’s data, reporting, and IEP tools. Consider how classroom evidence can inform your team’s next instructional decisions.
03 / Bankability
Bring money goals into everyday practice.
Turn goals from your download into classroom routines for earning, banking, spending, and saving. Bankability combines lessons, differentiated materials, and progress reporting in a full program you can implement.
04 / Digitability · Complete workplace readiness
Turn transition goals into a complete instructional plan.
Use the goal bank to identify a starting point. Then bring learning to life with Digitability’s comprehensive workplace readiness program: digital literacy, social and communication skills, financial literacy, and work simulations supported by differentiated instruction and teacher coaching.
Get Hired and Go to Work
Get hired for jobs
Students take on real roles on the project team
Work independently & collaborate
Manage their own tasks and work as a team
Present their work
Share finished projects with an audience
Participate in performance reviews
Get feedback and set goals for growth
Earn income with Bankability
Paychecks deposit into their own bank account
Build instruction around the skills in your goal bank
Communication & self-advocacy
Plan opportunities for students to request support, communicate with teammates, give feedback, and participate in workplace conversations.
Time management & teamwork
Use classroom work simulations to practice completing assignments, managing responsibilities, collaborating, and responding to feedback.
Work skills & portfolios
Connect digital skill development and workplace projects to opportunities for students to demonstrate learning and build a skill-based portfolio.
These examples illustrate instructional connections to the goal bank. Individualize each IEP goal, support level, and measurement method with the student’s IEP team.
Start with one goal. Plan the next opportunity to practice.
Download the free goal bank and sample classroom resources. Select a goal, try an activity, and adapt the materials with your student’s IEP team.
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Take a closer look at IEP goals.
Watch this short video alongside your free goal bank, then explore how Digitability supports instruction and progress monitoring.
Put your goals into action
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Tell us about your school or program. Explore how Digitability, Bankability, or both can support your students and your implementation needs.
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