Calming corner high school

Have you seen calming corners for elementary students and wanted to replicate one for your middle school or highschool classroom? This post includes all the best tips for how to create a calming corner that incorporates mindfulness activities, journaling prompts, meditations and yoga! It also gives you tips on guidlines for the calming corner to add to your classroom management and not let the calming corner run wild. Ha!

Discover how easy it is to transform a small area of your home into a calming corner that children and adults alike can benefit from.

Amanda ♥ Special Education on Instagram: "Sneak Peek Number 2 - Calming Corner 💕 The Calming Corner will also include some Yoga posters and cards to use with your students. You can incorporate these into your daily routine during a brain break or movement break. I like to incorporate Yoga after recess to calm my kids down after all the craziness. It sets them up for a more successful afternoon. This is the last sneak peek! I’m finalizing everything now and it will be posted to my tpt…

Nikki Elsasser on Instagram: "Calming areas are great because they give children the space to practice regulating big emotions. This is an invaluable skill they will take with them for the rest of their lives! I like the idea of having a calming kit basket because it allows you to either designate a calming space or the child can take the kit to a safe space at their choosing. I think everyone should have a calming basket for the kids in their life so you can GRAB THIS FREE KIT at…

Amanda ♥ Special Education on Instagram: "My calming corner is here 😌 It was just added to the bundle so if you already purchased it you can download it again and access the calm corner for free 🎉 If you want to purchase it separately it’s currently 50% off and will be for the next 24 hours! It includes breathing techniques, calming strategies, feelings posters, yoga cards, reflections sheets, coloring pages and decorative bunting. Plus, everything is text editable in PowerPoint. If…

One calming corner strategy is to create a set of finger labyrinths. Students quietly trace the path of the labyrinths and they take a deep breath. This simple activity helps students focus on the present. Find these cards for free on the blog.

Safe Spot- Calming area for students in my elementary counseling office. I used the side of a large filing cabinet in the back of my office. The orange "surf" board can pressed w/hands or stompped on OR turn it to watch the water fall. Favorties: Blowing pinwheel, sented lotion, breathing w/Hoberman's sphere, magnetic hourglass timer, fidgets, fuzzy & sequined shifting pillow, eye spy wand.

Are you looking for some new ideas for a calm down center or a calm down corner in your classroom? I’m sharing my 4 best ideas for a calm down center that is perfect for your special education classroom. These self regulation activities for kids can make their day run more smoothly. These calm down center ideas include define a space with furniture, use gym mats for kids, self regulation kit for staff, and a sensory self regulation toolkit. Set up your special education students with…

How to use a calming corner in your classroom ☺️ This is one of my favorite resources and I highly recommend creating a calming space for your students in your classroom! You can find this resource in my tpt shop. ⭐️ Don’t forget to download the FREE slides. . . . #teachersofinstagram #teachergram #calmcorner #mindullearning #classroom

Setting aside a quiet room for elementary students who need time and strategies to regulate their emotions helps them return to class feeling ready to learn.