Some students might be sensory-seeking. Others, sensory-avoidant. Being mindful of this and setting up zones and special areas is a great way to accomodate both.
Classrooms will inherently have the potential to get cluttered, which can be a sensory nightmare for some students. These resources help keep your classroom streamlined and decluttered.
Adding just a few key pieces to the classroom can make it so much more accessible for neurodivergent students.
More and more teachers are creating a sensory calming area in their classrooms, which is wonderful. Here are some great additions to this “calm down corner.”