Sensory Toys & Supports
Sensory Seating Supports
Everything you need for classroom calming corners and for individual students.
Students are most successful with seat work when they are in a position of stability and their sensory needs are being met.
Sensory Seating Supports
The perfect solution for alternative seating. These chair feet fit on most standard school chairs. They provide just the right amount of controlled movement for students who need it. These are my number one pick for classroom seating support.
A softer weighted animal. It's longer than it appears in the picture. Makes a good weighted lap object and seating support.
These textured desk strip stickers are not just good for your fidgety kids; many classroom teachers are putting them on all the students' desks. You can also put them under the desk, if picking in an issue.
Weighted lap pad with a washable cover! It's soft, weighs 5 pounds, perfect for a desk or calming corner. And it has a washable cover!!
Keep kids at the carpet ad in their own space! Cube chairs are a necessary item in Kinder and preschool classrooms. For those kids who are not ready to sit on the carpet for whole group instruction or have difficulty sitting unsupported, these are a life saver, and they come in different colors!
Sensory Toys & Tools
Skill areas include: visual attention, hand-eye coordination and precision finger skills. The texture of the two sides also has a nice tactile sensory feel.
A basic visual timer. I like it because it comes in different colors.
I like this weighted animal because it is super durable. They work well in classrooms where they get a lot of use. The texture of the material is rough and easier to wipe off than some other fabrics. This one might be a little too heavy for use with seating.
Scented markers are always popular with my students.
These toys stretch, bend and have flashing lights in the middle giving them visual, tactile and auditory input for sensory seeking children.
These fidgets provide visual and tactile input and are fairly entertaining.
Whoever came up with these fidget spinners is a genius. The do come apart and can be put back together (not sure if they are supposed to) so they are not suitable for kids who put things in their mouths. Other than that pretty fun.
I think the sound of stretchy tubes is what makes them so interesting to kids. Simple and always entertaining.
I like this vibrating pillow because it encourages self-calming. It's a perfect calming corner item.
This is the larger size squishy ball. These squishy balls are seriously addictive. This is size is better for a calming corner than the smaller size.
These fidgets come in a 6 pack. They are squishy but always return to a cube shape. Hard to put them down.
These fidget balls are small but they have a great squeeze texture and a hard to put down. These come in a 6 pack of the small sized balls that make more discreet desk fidgets.
These sequin pillows offer tactile and visual input. They serve the dual purpose of having something to lean on and something to provide calming distraction in a sensory nook. These come in a 4 pack.
Maze fidgets offer tactile and visual input along with a purposeful activity-moving an object from point A to point B . These come in a 6 pack.
I like these because you can bend them into different shapes. Using hands and eyes together. The come in a 6 pack.
Kids find these mini lava lamps visually interesting. They are durable and great for calming areas. These come in a 3 pack.
These are super entertaining, so much so that I use them as a reward and for free time as they can distract from work. They are magnetic so you can connect them together to build other things.
These are super entertaining (they light up), so much so that I use them as a reward and for free time as they can distract from work. They are magnetic so you can connect them together to build other things.
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Wooden stacking blocks are visually appealing because they look a bit like gems. They also make a good adult table top fidget. The wood is higher quality than other plastic products.
Expandable breathing sphere. Practice breathing and self regulation.
I like these sensory brushes because they don't have a sponge on the top which makes them easier to clean. I use them as a choice for students to use for self-regulation.
Extra tough pencil topper chewies. These are great because they are heavy duty and they are closed at the top, so saliva doesn't get in. They come in different toughness levels - lavender being the toughest. Made in USA.
Super durable weighted dolphin. They work well in classrooms where they get a lot of use. Makes a good weighted lap object for classroom seats.
Bulk and Multi-pack Sensory Toys & Tools
A wallet friendly fidget option with a little bit of everything. With so many options, your kids are going to find something they like.
Also wallet friendly, these are a more durable, sensory fidget option geared toward tactile (touch) input and are more durable than some fidgets.
Multi-pack of squishy stress balls. They are pretty durable and offer a good squish.
A wallet friendly fidget option with a little bit of everything. With so many options, your kids are going to find something they like. Includes some squishy toys that my students like.
