“For the child who needs and seeks out movement, being in a classroom can often be a struggle. The expectation to be able to sit still, attend and learn starts in kindergarten, if not before. Most classroom environments do not support children’s sensory-motor needs….
The challenge for parents (and teachers) is to become a detective and understand what works to help your child be focused and attentive in school.” –
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Recommended Reading
- 22 Reasons Why a Child Can’t Sit Still
- The Secrets To School Success For A Sensory Kid
- Sensory Strategies for the Elementary School Classroom
- Classroom Strategies for Sensory Processing Disorders
- Fun Sensory Activities for the Home and Classroom
- Trans-disciplinary School Strategies Enhance Inclusion
Printable Classroom Support Resources
- Calming Strategies for the Classroom
- Classroom Behavior Management Guide
- Sensory Break Cards for the Classroom
- Classroom Behavior Management Incentive Puzzles
- Classroom Yoga in 10 Minutes a Day
- Create a Calm Classroom
- Sensory Tools for the Classroom – Handouts, Forms and Data Collection
- Sensory-Friendly Classroom Starter Kit
- Teacher’s Handbook to Sensory Processing in the Classroom
- Yoga in the Classroom
For more reading about Sensory Processing Disorder in school:
A Teacher’s Guide to Sensory Processing Disorder
Sensory Solutions in the Classroom: The Teacher’s Guide to Fidgeting, Inattention and RestlessnessSuccess with Sensory Supports: The ultimate guide to using sensory diets, movement breaks, and sensory circuits at schoolSelf-Regulation and Mindfulness: Over 82 Exercises & Worksheets for Sensory Processing Disorder, ADHD, & Autism Spectrum Disorder
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