LessonDraft

For Special Education Teachers

Special education tools that give you your evenings back

IEP goals, differentiation, progress reports, and report card comments are the writing that eats a special education teacher's week. LessonDraft drafts them in minutes so you can spend your time on the students, not the paperwork. Built around how SpEd actually works — measurable goals, individualized supports, and a caseload you can plan all at once.

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No credit card. The lesson planner needs no signup at all.

Tools built for your caseload

IEP Goal Generator

Draft measurable, standards-aligned IEP goals by grade and skill area — reading, math, writing, behavior, social-emotional, and speech/language.

Differentiation Tool

Take any lesson and generate tiered supports, scaffolds, and modifications for diverse learners and IEP accommodations.

Progress Reports

Turn brief notes into clear, parent-friendly progress reports that track movement toward IEP goals.

Report Card Comments

Generate specific, strengths-based report card comments — including a bulk mode for a whole caseload at once.

Sub Plans

Build emergency sub plans with the supports and routines your students with disabilities rely on.

Lesson Plans

Plan inclusive, accessible lessons with built-in differentiation — start free, no signup required.

IEP goals by grade

Grade-specific, measurable goal banks for every K–12 level.

Kindergarten IEP Goals1st Grade IEP Goals2nd Grade IEP Goals3rd Grade IEP Goals4th Grade IEP Goals5th Grade IEP Goals6th Grade IEP Goals7th Grade IEP Goals8th Grade IEP Goals9th Grade IEP Goals10th Grade IEP Goals11th Grade IEP Goals12th Grade IEP Goals

IEP goals by skill area

Browse goals for a specific domain (shown here for 5th grade — every grade above has all six areas).

ReadingMathWritingBehaviorSocial-EmotionalSpeech & Language

Special education guides

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these special education tools free?▾
Yes. You can generate IEP goals, differentiate a lesson, and draft reports for free — the lesson plan tool works with no signup at all. A free account unlocks more monthly generations and saves your work; Pro removes the monthly limit for teachers who plan a full caseload every week.
How does the IEP goal generator work?▾
Pick a grade and a skill area (reading, math, writing, behavior, social-emotional, or speech and language), describe the student's present level, and LessonDraft drafts measurable, observable goals with criteria and timelines you can edit. You always review and adjust — the tool gets you to a strong first draft in seconds instead of a blank page.
Can it write report card comments for a whole caseload?▾
Yes. The Report Card tool has a bulk mode that generates a personalized, strengths-based comment for each student from short notes, so a full caseload that used to take an evening takes a few minutes. Names are kept as placeholders so nothing student-identifying is stored.
Is student data kept private?▾
Write descriptions without real names — the tools use a [Student] placeholder by design. Your generated drafts are saved to your own account so you can come back to them, and they are never shared or used to train models.
Does this replace my professional judgment?▾
No. LessonDraft drafts the routine writing — goals, comments, scaffolds, reports — so you spend your time reviewing and individualizing rather than starting from scratch. Every output is meant to be edited to fit the specific student and your district's requirements.

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