Feathered Frameworks

Wanting to ensure you and your coworkers are meeting students' needs, whether in general education or special education, in an easy-to-follow format? Use this Sheets as a template to help you plan each day, lesson, or unit after you've reviewed student IEPs and 504s. Add and alter student needs throughout the year as they arise. Includes: ---Example Student Profiles ---Example Class ---Ready-To-Update Class Tab ---Ready-To-Update Student Profiles Tab *You'll make a copy of this Sheets to use an

Lesson planning done in a more realistic way by making a list of what you need to complete that week with students or for yourself, and then decide which day to do those tasks.

It's Fall! So it's time to help students learn while having a little fun, pumpkin style! Use this resource to help students build a story, use more details, and brainstorm prior to writing! This resource could also be used to help students keep track of information while reading a story!

Use this fun activity to get to know your students more any time of the year! Students could build their perfect meal by choosing one item in each category, or even writing their own! (Having options to choose from helps special education students participate more quickly in classroom activities, but including the "other" option also allows for those super creative or picky students to list their own ideas.) This can also be used for building teams or for students to get to know each other more

Get to know your students on their level, having them list songs they listen to when they are feeling all different ways. (This can help with building a class playlist too, making a playlist of those songs in the "happy" category, if they are school appropriate, of course.) This can turn into a great classroom activity!

Get to know your students with the option to also have them operate on a budget! One Option: 1.) Tell students a certain dollar amount they have for that overall meal. 2.) Have them choose one option in each category, making sure they have enough money for that overall meal. 3.) Have them share with groups or as a whole group what they chose and why (this is where they can add specifics, such as the type of ice cream they would like.) Other Options: ---Have students pick an overall meal for ano

Learn what is important to your students in a way that relates to them, through referencing social media. This sheet could be used as a single task or added into a curriculum.

The "All About Me" Worksheet is perfect for getting to know your students and receive some insight into how they feel about school to help you better plan all year long.