Back to School Series: Schedules 2

Hey there! Have you read my first post on the types of schedules I use in my classroom? If not, check out the types of schedules I use for different learning styles and levels of students here.

My Classroom Areas:

• Circle Time/Large Group Area 
• Puzzle/Table Toys Area 
• Sensory Area 
• Teacher Area 
• Work Boxes Area 
• Library 
• Snack Area 
• Motor Area   

Color Coding:

I assign each student a color for the year. Each student has a different color schedule and I use that to organize my student schedules, data, and it helps me visually see who is at each center or where they should be! I also think this helps my assistants and any substitutes to visually organize everything within the classroom.

(This is an old picture of my visual schedule set up in the preschool classroom.) 

Templates:

I have used a variety of different schedules within my 10 years of teaching special education preschool. This varies from classroom to classroom depending upon student need and level of adult support you have within your classroom.
You can check my templates out in my TPT store! 

Individual Schedule Templates:

I have everything set up in this template version. All you need to do is plug your students in! This template has room for 9 students. Once I go past 9 students, I begin doubling students on schedules.

Group Schedule Template:

Using group scheduling, I group my students 2-3 or even up to 4 students depending on student level and needs. I assign the group a color, and a classroom assistant for the week to rotate with the students. We change groups on a weekly basis.

Stay tuned for more posts on what my centers look like!