ElementaryAges 5–6Behavior
Kindergarten Behavior IEP Goals — SMART Examples
Free SMART IEP goal examples for Kindergarten students in behavior (on-task behavior, compliance, and executive function). Each goal includes measurable criteria — adapt the accuracy percentages, trial counts, and timelines for your student.
Kindergarten Behavior IEP Goal Examples
- By [date], [student] will remain in designated area during instruction for [X] consecutive minutes without redirection in [Z] out of [N] observations.
- By [date], [student] will use the problem-solving steps (stop, think, choose) when frustrated with [Y]% accuracy across [Z] opportunities.
- By [date], [student] will transition between activities within [X] minutes of a verbal prompt with [Y]% accuracy across [Z] school days.
- By [date], [student] will raise hand and wait [X] seconds before speaking in [Z] out of [N] observed opportunities.
- By [date], [student] will follow classroom rules without redirection in [Z] out of [N] observation intervals.
Replace [date], [student], [X], [Y]%, and [Z] with values from your student's IEP and present levels of performance.
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