Start with a structure that fits your day.
Each starter is a schedule structure with fictional sample duties. Preview one, then use it as the first draft of your own routine and change every time, place, and role to match yours.
Personal daily routine
One para whose plan is mostly the same every workday.Preview: Personal daily routinePersonal weekly routine
One adult whose assignments change from one weekday to the next.Preview: Personal weekly routineOne-to-one adult support day
An adult whose day follows one assigned student's routine, recorded as the adult's own responsibilities.Preview: One-to-one adult support dayFloating / multiple-classroom schedule
An adult who moves between classrooms with a different responsibility in each one.Preview: Floating / multiple-classroom scheduleClassroom team rotations
A small team of adults covering stations, groups and shared duties in one classroom.Preview: Classroom team rotationsPeriod-based school day
An adult whose assignments follow named class periods, often across several rooms.Preview: Period-based school day
A starter is a schedule structure with fictional sample duties. It does not set staffing requirements, and it does not contain or create a student record.
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