Sensory hallway school

I am so excited to share a fun new project I have been working on at my school, an interactive hallway! My school had a hallway that was painted black for a Halloween event and we wanted to make it a little more inviting for our students to walk by. My friend and co-worker (Kayla Maynor) is awesome with vinyl and her Cricuit so together we made a plan and cut all the vinyl. We wanted to make it interactive and educational too. Below are pictures of the finished result and explanations of…

While out in our districts, we have seen a growing number of hallway paths being implemented. We think these are a great strategy for students who need to get up and move! Today's Regulation Rendezvous travels around the Miami Valley to show off some of our favorite Hallway Paths. Hallway paths have been designed with a series of movements that provide the student with the necessary proprioceptive and vestibular input to help them refocus and be better prepared for learning. It is important…

These sensory stations are free sensory path printables with a Spring theme. Use them in sensory walks at home or in the classroom.

Shape Walk Sensory Path Decals let you design your own path. This set comes with 16 rectangles to design your own Shape Walk path. That’s enough to stretch 8 feet if laid in a straight line. When we created this Shape Walk, we wanted to give you the ability to choose how you use it. Instead of making the line in a solid piece, we decided to give you more control and made the line into rectangles instead. This allows you to create a simple line, loops, or even zig zags depending on your…

Two Suffern Central elementary schools unveil "sensory hallways," which aim to help kids focus in class.

PRICES MAY VARY. Brighten Up Your Classroom — Create interactive learning spaces with these floor decals stickers. This classroom sensory game is a fun physical activity that encourages creativity in young minds. Each Hand - 4"W x 4"H; each foot - 3"W x 6.75"H; words - 2.5"H. Break Time Gets Even Better — Movement breaks for kids are a much-needed reward after a long lesson. These sensory floor stickers provide endless possibilities for fun and push/glide games while developing social and…

Shop our wide selection of indoor sensory paths, perfect for creating an engaging and interactive environment. Transform your school hallways today!

A sensory path is a great way for kids to develop motor skills like balance, hand - eye coordination, and spatial awareness. Sensory Pathways support fine and gross motor skills, help with problem solving and social interaction. Sensory paths can help children in a calming or frustrating or anxious state. Sensory paths are being used throughout schools, daycares & hospitals to help kids when they need a break or when they need to let out their wiggles. MATERIAL - I use a permanent, high…

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…