The link that foxl gave is the one I usually post for sample IEP goals, because it's so comprehensive. The link LeAnne is referring to might be the IEP Pop-ups written by hearing and vision organizations, but I don't recall that they had sample IEP goals.
Here's something I found today that looks very useful, a sample letter with three attachments.
http://www.udel.edu/bkirby/asperger/IEP_letter.html
Document 1 Behaviors that May be personal Challenges for a Student with an Autism Spectrum Disorder
Document 2 Specially Designed Instructions for Educators-IEP Modification/Adaptions/Support/ Checklist
Document 3 IEP Goals
Good luck with everything.
Hey, if you look for posts that came from Norway Mom, you'll see she put in a link to a Goal Bank. Its actually two links, I think. Anyway, read the page that comes up carefully. One of the lists of goals is for kids with vision or hearing problems, but the third one has a myriad of stuff. There are social goals, language goals, etc as I recall. I even emailed them to my kid's special ed teacher and the IEP facilitator. Told them these would be convenient for them to have. They actually whipped out 7 of them for Cole's latest IEP!
Am in a flying rush, but will try to get back on later and paste in my links. Check for Norway Mom's posts in the meantime. She rocks with info!
Here is a book that may help. It was posted the other day by someone here (sorry i forgot who) but I just got it yesterday and looks quite helpful.
IEP and Inclusion Tips for Parents and Teachers Handout Version (Paperback)
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1578615739/104-5793983-5152 755