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luckytorchic: “ Cant afford a bike chain fidget thing? Here’s an easy diy one! It probably doesn’t move as smoothly as a real one, but it’s something for now Or if you just wanna see how it works before buying one (cuz from pictures i just couldn’t...
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5 low-cost ways to create a sensory-friendly chair
a green plastic chair with two purple handles
Abilitations Think-N-Roll Foot Roller, 19 x 2-1/2 Inches
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a to - do list with pictures of children on it and an arrow pointing towards them
Editable Visual Schedule Cards and Individual Schedule
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Paying Attention: 30 Sensory Strategies - The Inspired Treehouse
30 Sensory Strategies to Help Kids Pay Attention - Some children who experience difficulty with paying attention may need less sensory input because they become distracted or overwhelmed by certain sensory experiences. However, many children are better able to attend to and participate when tasks appeal to the senses. They need more sensory input to regulate themselves and stay focused.
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Anxiety Toy, Fidget Toys, Pocket Fidget, Autism Counting Fidget, Calming Sensory Toy, Anxiety Fidget, Anxiety Relief - Etsy
someone is building an epic fidget cube with legos and already own it in their hands
How to Make an Epic DIY Lego Fidget Cube
classroom and homework fidget toys with text overlay
Fidgeting During Homework - The OT Toolbox
Classroom and homework fidget toys to help with concentration and fidgeting in sensory processing disorder SPD, Autism, Asperger's, and typical sensory needs.
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diy fidget toys are great for kids to make and sell at the store
How to Make DIY Fidget Toys That Work - The OT Toolbox
Kids can use these DIY fidget toys to help with attention and sensory needs in the classroom or at home.
$2 Silent Classroom Fidgets : The Therapy Shoppe, The extraordinary little specialty shoppe for school and pediatric therapists, teachers and parents too. Sensory Fidgets, Therapy Putty, Therapy Ball, Sensory Tools
Special Needs Educational Toys | Sensory, Occupational Therapy Tools-Toys-Supplies - Page #1
$2 Silent Classroom Fidgets : The Therapy Shoppe, The extraordinary little specialty shoppe for school and pediatric therapists, teachers and parents too.
there are many different toys that can be used to teach kids about fidgets
Fidget toys for ADHD
Kids with ADHD NEED to move. Use these classroom-friendly fidget toys for ADHD to help them concentrate and focus in the classroom and at home.
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Bike Chain Fidget Necklace – Fidget Club
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Cord and Beads Pocket Fidget Texture by CreationsFromKristi