Free IEP Goal Bank with 1000 Measurable IEP Goals and Objectives separated by Domain (PDF)

Welcome to the ADayInOurShoes IEP Goal Bank—your go-to resource for effective, measurable IEP goals. Whether you’re a parent or a teacher, these ready-to-use goals will help support meaningful progress and simplify the IEP process.

To Download the Printable IEP Goal Bank PDF, it is at the bottom of the lists.

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Medical or Diagnosis Related IEP Goals

  1. ADHD IEP Goals (List of goal examples)
  2. Adaptive Physical Education IEP Goals (20 goals to consider)
  3. Anxiety IEP Goals (25 examples and ideas to add to an IEP)
  4. Epilepsy IEP Goals (Goal ideas for seizure safety, recovery, and learning impacts)
  5. Low Functioning Students IEP Goals (20 goal examples)
  6. Severe and Profound Disabilities IEP Goals (Supporting students with high needs)
  7. Toileting IEP Goals (37 goals for all ages)

Occupational Therapy IEP Goals

  1. Assistive Technology and AAC IEP Goals
  2. Fine Motor Skills IEP Goals
  3. Handwriting IEP Goals (including OT, fine motor, and letter formation)
  4. Independent Functioning and Independent Living IEP Goals (life skills goals)
  5. Letter Recognition IEP Goals (including OT support)

Reading and Writing IEP Goals

  1. Basic Reading Skills IEP Goals
  2. Decoding IEP Goals
  3. Reading Inferences IEP Goals
  4. Letter Recognition IEP Goals (including OT support)
  5. Phonemic Awareness IEP Goals (and objectives)
  6. Reading Comprehension IEP Goals (including fluency)
  7. Spelling IEP Goals (all ages, abilities, and Common Core alignment)
  8. Vocabulary IEP Goals
  9. Writing and Written Expression IEP Goals (With Examples)

Social Emotional IEP Goals

  1. Anxiety IEP Goals
  2. Attendance IEP Goals
  3. Behavior IEP Goals
  4. Counseling IEP Goals (Counseling as a Related Service)
  5. Self-Advocacy IEP Goals ( from elementary to high school)
  6. Self-Regulation IEP Goals (For Dysregulation, Escalation, and Recovery)
  7. Social Emotional IEP Goals (Stress Tolerance, Coping, and Self-Awareness Examples)
  8. Social Skills IEP Goals (including autism and high school)

Printable IEP Goal Lists PDFs

All of the links below are a PDF. You will have to have Adobe on your computer to open or download a PDF. Not recommended for phones. Shared with permission.

IEP Writing Shouldn’t Feel This Hard

IEP Data, Present Levels, goals, accommodations—
they’re supposed to connect. Most IEPs fall apart because they don’t.
This bundle shows you exactly what to write, where it goes, and why it works.

  1. AAC IEP Goals (from: PrAACtical Goals for AAC Users)
  2. Autism IEP Goals and Objectives (Examples for students with autism)
  3. Autism IEP Goals Without Objectives (Examples, some autism-specific)
  4. IEP Goal Bank PDF (Printable downloadable goal bank)
  5. IEP Goals Template (Printable goal-writing template)
  6. Measurable IEP Goals and Objectives Guide (How to write legally compliant goals)
  7. Writing IEP Goals for Students With Autism (Suggestions and sample goals)

In addition to the common requests that I get for IEP goals listed above, there are many more below. Just scroll through the titles and images, and surely you will have more IEP goal ideas than you know what to do with.

Printable IEP Goal Bank

Here you go. I consolidated the printable IEP goals and objectives bank. It is over 100 pages, so if you are going to print it, be aware. You might want to send it to Kinko’s or Staples and have it bound so that you can use it as a reference.

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I hope this helps and you can always email us if you want us to compile more lists.

Before using any goal from this IEP goal bank, consider how it aligns with IEP present levels, who will collect the IEP data, and whether the goal can be realistically progress monitored across staff and settings.

Goals that look great on paper quickly fall apart when those items aren’t considered.