Sensory Regulation Activities

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Sensory Integration at School: 21 Sensory Break Activities for Kids

21 Sensory Break Activities for Kids | Also known as ‘brain breaks’ & ‘movement breaks’, these sensory breaks for kids are perfect to help students with ADD, ADHD, sensory processing disorder, autism & other developmental delays calm down & focus in the classroom. Perfect for teachers & parents, these fun ideas also develop gross motor skills, improve self-regulation & help with behavior management in the classroom.

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Sensory Break Ideas for Kids

40 sensory brain break ideas for kids with FREE printable!

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Ridiculously Do-Able Sensory Integration Activities to Use at Home

Ridiculously Do-Able Sensory Integration Activities to Use at Home - Your Kid's Table

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HIIT for Kids - Improve Emotional Regulation In Just 7 Minutes Per Day

Try some under-10-minute breathing exercises to ease your mood immediately. Science says taking breaks actually keeps you more on track for things to go as planned. Tweak your morning routine so you’re prepared for whatever comes next. Make sure to unplug and set boundaries when you head home-for everyone’s sake. And, if staying out of your inbox takes an unrealistic amount of willpower, these are some clear steps for keeping your paws off for good-so #MindfulnessForChildren