Task Analysis Data Sheets: 20 Life Skills and Job Skills Routines, Ages 14 to 21

Task analysis data sheets for special education life skills and job skills: 20 routines already broken into steps for prompt level IEP data.

Writing task analyses from scratch eats planning time. These are already broken into steps, so you can print one, grab a clipboard, and start taking prompt level data on the same day.

**What's inside:**

• 10 home skill task analyses: washing hands, brushing teeth, washing and folding laundry, making a sandwich, using the microwave, washing dishes, loading the dishwasher, making a bed, setting the table

• 10 job skill task analyses: clocking in, rolling silverware, sanitizing a table, sweeping, stocking and facing a shelf, folding towels, trash and recycling, sorting by label, helping a customer, vacuuming

• 6 date columns on every sheet with a prompt level key (independent, verbal, gesture, model, physical)

• A blank task analysis template for any routine

• A progress graph to show growth at IEP time

**Great for:**

• Life skills and functional skills classrooms

• Community based instruction and job site training

• Paras and job coaches taking data

• IEP progress reporting

Every step list is editable by hand. Cross out or add steps to match how your student's home or job site does it.

These pages come from the same work as my book, The Transition Map, a step by step guide to transition planning for families and teachers.

Made by Jeremy D. Gooch, special education teacher and transition coordinator. Drafting and layout had AI assistance; every page was checked by me.