Sensory pathways

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Everything You Need to Know About Setting Up A School Sensory Path. Add a sensory path to your playground or hallway to give kids a place to take a brain break and work out the wiggles.

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Sensory pathways for kids are a fun and easy way to get students to be more active in school. For these tools to work, you want to avoid common mistakes.

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This is your complete guide to sensory paths for schools. You can easily create a sensory path in the school hallway but it’s important to get buy-in from all of your staff members. Sensory pathways in school allow all students more time to move. Inside my blog, you will learn about sensory path ideas, how to set it up, and even funding ideas too. Your elementary students and special education students will love their sensory path for kids at their school.

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This post contains affiliate links. **Update August 2020 - It is possible to utilize or create a path to fully support social distancing. Such spaces will be all the more important if other practices are limited or modified. For virtual learning, we might support families in creating appropriate paths or spaces at home.** You may have seen the video that went viral of a young boy walking, stretching, and hopping along a path that a special education teacher designed, painted, and implemented…

A teacher is garnering massive social media attention after her student sensory path was featured in a video posted to her Facebook account.

Educators and parents will be inspired by these 20 ways to create outdoor sensory paths for children in your own outdoor yard or play area.