Sensory strategies

It’s always good to have a little “tool box” on hand full of ideas to pull from on any given day. Here's 100 Sensory Strategies for the Classroom to inspire you to make your classroom an even more sensory-friendly space for kids!

10 quick strategies to support kids with ADHD and Sensory Needs in the classroom. From flexible seating options to fidget tools, get ideas to help increase student's focus and foster purposeful movement in school. Bonus: These tips will support behavior management too! #flexibleseating #adhd #1stgrade #2ndgrade #sensory

Explore a range of oral sensory techniques crafted by Busy Bee OT Resources, available on Teachers Pay Teachers.

Use sensory seeking activities to calm and organize sensory seeking behaviors in your "wild" child or toddler that seems to never stop...

A post with strategies and ideas for parents of children with sensory avoiding behaviors and how to help them. Strategies for Sensory Avoiding Kids - One Tough Advocate

Auditory sensory activities are perfect for helping kids overcome auditory processing disorders, auditory seeking and auditory sensitivities. Try these 10 activities to help with auditory sensory processing.

This post highlights the role of sensory assessments and diets in special education, outlining steps for effective assessment and personalized planning.

Discover 10 effective sensory diet examples for kids. Learn activities to improve focus, calm, and organization in kids with sensory needs.

Sensory coping strategies

Many children are affected by sensory processing issues, especially those with Autism, ADHD, Sensory Processing Disorder, and learning disabilities. Click through to learn all about what a sensory diet is, how it can benefit your child with learning, focus, behavior, and emotional regulation, and how to discover which activities should be part of your child’s individual sensory diet. #sensorydiet #sensoryprocessing #autism #adhd #learningdisabilities #emotionalregulation

Proprioception Sensory Activities - The OT Toolbox

11 sensory symptoms, signs of sensory issues, and sensory red flag behaviors from sensory needs. Sensory processing disorder symptoms can be seen in toddlers, preschoolers, school aged kids, teens, and adults with sensory sensitivities, sensory seeking or sensory avoidant behaviors, with sensory processing disorder, autism spectrum disorder (ASD) or those who are neurodivergent. Aligns with positive, gentle and mindful parenting strategies. Free printable!

Are you supporting individuals with autism and looking for strategies to manage stimming? Grab these effective strategies and techniques for understanding and managing stemming behavior and individuals with autism. How sensory supports, visual schedules, self regulation technique, and alternative coping strategies can help. Help make your classroom a place that promotes self expression, sensory regulation, and well being.

This sensory stations printable set is a free download you can print off and hang up as an easy sensory path. You may have seen sensory walks in school hallways, or outdoor sensory walks on sidewalks. Sensory paths can even be done at home as a DIY sensory activity. The reason why we are seeing so many of these sensory strategies in place? They are a great way to get kids motivated and moving to incorporate the sensory input and motor planning that kids need.

Sensory overload in children can be hard to identify. Understanding your child's sensory triggers can be helpful in avoiding the overload.

QUICK WAYS TO CALM DOWN! Sea life sensory solutions!

Here’s a list of 10 easy-to-do sensory integration exercises that don’t require any equipment and can be done anytime, anywhere.