IEP Accommodation List Label Template

Description

IEP Accommodation List Label Set helps you document supports quickly and consistently, whether you’re in a general ed or special education setting.

If you’re managing IEP accommodations or 504 Plans, you know how easy it is to lose track of who got what—especially on busy days.

Teachers are juggling countless tasks, and documenting IEP accommodations shouldn’t be another overwhelming burden.

This resource takes the guesswork out of daily tracking by giving you simple, consistent tools to show accommodations were provided. Whether you’re prepping for an IEP meeting, facing a parent request, or simply trying to stay compliant, these labels give you quick visual proof of support.

No more scrambling through piles of work or trying to remember what was done—this tool keeps everything clear, organized, and stress-free.

IEP Accommodation List set includes

• Editable PowerPoint files (Avery 5160 & 5163 templates)

• Ready-to-print black & white PDF labels

• Individual PNG image files (1 accommodation per label for digital use)

Use These Labels To:

• Tag completed assignments with specific IEP accommodations

• Track support services digitally in Google Docs or Seesaw

• Edit and customize language to match your IEP/504 team’s wording

• Save time during progress meetings and evaluations

Common IEP Accommodations Covered:

• Extra time

• Small group

• Read aloud

• Modified work

• Assistive technology

• Visual supports

• Breaks

• Paper copies

• Calculator

Whether you’re prepping for a parent conference or just trying to stay ahead of the paperwork, these labels make it easier to maintain a compliant, consistent IEP accommodation list every day.

Designed to work in both digital and print formats, this time-saving tool helps you mark accommodations on student work, communicate with families, and stay organized for IEP meetings.

It’s simple to use, flexible, and created with real classroom demands in mind.

Pro tip – Print the text on both labels and a regular piece of paper.  Add the labels to student work while documenting the exact accommodations on the paper.  Save these in your classroom records.

You’ll stay organized and student-focused—without the stress.