SPECIAL NEEDS BY STATE IN FLORIDA · FREE SAMPLE · FICTIONAL EXAMPLE

Learning & therapy calendar

This sample shows: flexible learning days, timed appointments, rest, event notes, and a changed appointment.

Example family week

September 28–October 2, 2026 · Alex
Times, places, and appointments are fictional. “Flexible” means no appointment time has been assigned.

Ten example calendar entries
WhenType / eventNotes to bring
Monday · FlexibleLesson · Garden art and musicImported lesson day. Keep the shape cards and established AAC available.
Tuesday · FlexibleLesson · Math in the gardenUse the numbered flowerpots; leave room around the speech appointment.
Tuesday · 10:30–11:00Therapy · Speech appointmentFictional provider. Bring the current communication profile and one observation.
Wednesday · FlexibleLesson · Light and shadowsAdult handles the lamp; take a photo only if the family chooses.
Wednesday · 11:30–12:00Rest · Quiet pauseKeep the time flexible if Alex needs the pause earlier.
Thursday · FlexibleLesson · Picture-story writingDictate or select a short caption using established supports.
Thursday · 11:00–11:30Therapy · OT appointmentBring a sample of the learning materials and the parent’s access questions.
Thursday · 13:00–14:00Other · Library visitConfirm access and opening hours separately before leaving.
Friday · 09:00–09:30Other · Doctor visitBring the parent’s question list. Do not put sensitive details in a calendar shared with others.
Friday · FlexibleLesson · Our neighborhood mapComplete when the family is ready after the appointment.

Example change

The family changes the speech appointment from 10:00 to 10:30 and updates the note to bring Alex’s communication profile. The table shows the revised time. Editing an event does not record the appointment or lesson as completed learning.

Keeping calendars consistent