Put together a simple sensory tool kit to benefit a wide range of sensory processing issues, such as difficulties with attention, staying seated, fidgeting, anxiety, sensory overload, sensory seeking behaviors and overall calming. Quickly learn how, when, and why to use sensory tools to help with some of the most common behavior related sensory processing issues. Selected and field tested by an experienced Occupational Therapist, these sensory tools are effective, portable, durable, budget-friendly, and easy to sanitize. Having sensory tool kits readily available can help people with autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, trauma, anxiety, and sensory processing disorder feel more comfortable, focused, understood and welcome at your church.
Marble Mesh Tube Fidgets:
Kinesthetic fidget that can be manipulated quietly in a variety of ways.
Spiky Squeeze Loop:
Heavy duty fidget for intense tactile input. It can be rolled up and down the arm or twisted and
squeezed.
Squeeze Ball Fidget:
Heavy duty squishy fidget that also strengthens the hands when squeezed.
Stretchy Noodles:
Smooth, silky, stretchy fidget, great for meeting tactile and kinesthetic needs.
Wiggle Seats:
Allows a person to move while staying seated and it’s portable, so it can be used in chairs, the floor or even a pew.
Noise Reduction Headphones/Ear Muffs:
Reduces auditory distractions and lowers overall noise volume, while still allowing the person to hear their surroundings. Helps people with hyper-sensitivity to sound to be able to attend church and ministry functions.
Kid Size Noise Reduction Headphones/Ear Muffs:
Reduces auditory distractions and lowers overall noise volume, while still allowing the person to hear their surroundings. Helps people with hyper-sensitivity to sound to be able to attend church and ministry functions.
Kick Bands:
Foot fidget that wraps around the chair legs or desk legs to keep feet busy.
Weighted Items:
Soft calming weighted (5 pound) wrap that can be worn on the shoulders or lap. Can also be warmed in the microwave or put in the freezer to help with calming.
Visual Timers:
This beautiful bubble timer is calming to watch and great for timing self-regulation strategies or for help with transitions. It can also be a quiet visual fidget.
Control Is My Goal:
We all want control! Help kids gain control of their own bodies and emotions using this book. Children choose the self-regulation strategies they need to help them regain focus using sensory tools.
Sensory Tip Sheet:
How, When and Why to use sensory tools. Includes many easy to implement sensory strategies. Utilize inexpensive readily available sensory tools and OT expertise to maximize learning.