Classroom Accommodation Checklist
Use this checklist to think through the everyday supports that help a student access learning — extended time, preferential seating, chunked directions, movement breaks, and more. Tick what applies, add context, and generate a clean summary you can print for a planning meeting or a substitute folder. It is completely free, and nothing you enter is saved or sent anywhere — everything runs right in your browser.
Planning aid only. This checklist helps you organize your thinking about supports for a student. It is not a legal document, an IEP, or a 504 plan, and it does not create or replace any of them. Formal accommodations must be determined through your school's official eligibility and planning process.
Want a partner in supporting this student?
Elite Home Tutoring pairs students with patient, experienced tutors who adapt to how each child learns. Share this checklist with a family or explore one-on-one support that reinforces the accommodations you use in class.
Questions about this tool
What does this checklist do?
It lets you tick common classroom accommodations grouped by category — time, seating, directions, movement, testing, and behavior — then generates a clean, organized summary you can print for a planning meeting, a sub folder, or your own records.
Is it free and private?
Yes. It is completely free and runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type or select is saved on a server or sent anywhere — close the tab and it is gone.
How should I use the summary?
Treat it as a planning aid to organize your thinking and start a conversation. It is not an IEP, 504 plan, or legal document. Any official accommodations must be decided through your school's formal eligibility and planning process.
Related: Supporting a child with ADHD in school · More free tools for families · Tutor resources & teaching tools