As an occupational therapist working in a school setting, I understand the importance for students to have safe, supportive ways to regulate their bodies and emotions throughout the school day. For some students, that might mean taking a quiet moment … Read More
Engaging in sensory activities provides several benefits for both seniors and individuals with special needs. From enhancing cognitive function to reducing anxiety and encouraging meaningful connections, these experiences can significantly improve quality of life. Our Multi-Sensory Activity Kit is designed … Read More
At S&S Worldwide, we believe crafting can be both a creative outlet and an enriching sensory experience too. We’re excited to share this sensory magnet craft activity using our Color Me Be Kind Magnet. Your group can decorate the magnet with … Read More
Stress balls are an excellent self-regulation therapy tool that can greatly enhance focus and concentration. They are particularly beneficial for students, especially those with autism or ADHD, as they help manage daily stress and improve attention in the classroom. By … Read More
Model Magic® by Crayola is more than just a fun crafting material – it can be used as a powerful tool to enhance learning across various subjects and developmental areas. From sensory play to creative problem-solving, model magic offers endless … Read More
Calming Corners are fast becoming an essential classroom space for managing feelings and emotions. A calming corner gives students a safe, soothing place to go when they are feeling overwhelmed or upset. With our exclusive, specially designed calming corner bundles … Read More
It’s Important for Children to have a Designated Learning Space At home learning can be a transition for many families. It may be helpful for some children to have a separate workspace from the kitchen table or coffee table where other household or parent’s work activities are … Read More
Mindful Movement The best kind of play is one that combines fun and novelty with success. A 4 year old student of mine, who was not able to put together the required postural control, righting reaction, and attentiveness for hopping … Read More
Thursday afternoons have gone to the dogs at Boston Middle School in Laporte, Indiana. Well, actually only one dog! Her name is Newdle and she is a licensed therapy dog. Newdle is part Newfoundland and part Standard Poodle. Her owner, … Read More
If you have an extra 15 minutes you can accomplish three things in your classroom: Calm yourself and your students Engage them in a story Become more physically fit You can accomplish all of this through Storytelling Yoga. It combines … Read More
