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Related Services Received

Bates, J. (1997). What is my role? In J. Bates, &
J. Keating; The Preschool Inclusion Manual. Unpublished masters
thesis, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS.
A form for related
service providers to share a brief description of services they provide
for a child with other team members at an inclusive early childhood program.
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Observation Sheet

Bates, J. (1997). Developing, implementing, and monitoring
the IFSP/IEP. In J. Bates, & J. Keating; The Preschool Inclusion
Manua., Unpublished masters thesis, University of Kansas,
Lawrence, KS.
An example of an observation
record sheet for service providers who work in community inclusive early
childhood programs to record their observations and evaluations of a child.
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Evaluation Matrix

Bates, J. (1997). Developing, implementing, and monitoring
the IFSP/IEP. In J. Bates, & J. Keating; The Preschool Inclusion
Manual. Unpublished masters thesis, University of Kansas,
Lawrence, KS.
A matrix in which "WHO
WILL DO WHAT evaluation WHEN" and which evaluation is needed for
the child may be summarized.
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Observations

Bates, J. (1997). Developing, implementing, and monitoring
the IFSP/IEP. In J. Bates, & J. Keating; The Preschool Inclusion
Manual. Unpublished masters thesis, University of Kansas,
Lawrence, KS.
An observational record
sheet on which notes and comments about what is observed related to the
childs IEP objectives/goals may be jotted.
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Speech and Language Circle Time 
Developed by
the Kids FIRST Early Intervention Program
An example of circle
time lesson plans. A blank form and sample form are included.
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Related Services Providers Notes (
Blank /
Sample)
Developed by the
Bright Futures Preschool
With this note, the
OT, SLP, and PT may provide a brief description of their services for
a child and a few suggestions for teachers and family.
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