Here is an example of what data collection can look like. (The IEP objective should have been indicated on here as well.) It shows the data, any prompting from the teacher (P with a circle around it), notes and at the bottom is 3/9 for 33% correct.
Also note that I was working on finding the value of a set of nickels and pennies only before moving onto other combinations of coins and more coins.
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