Special Services
- Special Services
- Child Find
- Evaluation and Eligibility
- Important TEA Links for Families
- Admission, Review and Dismissal Process (ARD)
- Board Policy
- Overview of the RtI Model
- Resources
- Transition
- PBIS
- Section 504
- BST - Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports
- Tier 1
- Tier 2
- Tier 3
- Staff Only Resources - Sign In Required
- Dyslexia Programs
- Allen Independent School District
- Tier 1
- Sensory Strategies Across Settings
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Sensory StrategiesAcross SettingsWe all need breaks, but some children and adults need “sensory strategies” with daily activities to help self-regulate. (A person with Sensory Processing Disorder can have difficulty receiving, interpreting and acting upon messages from the senses, a kind of “neurological traffic jam.”)
A Resource Guide to Sensory Breaks:
Sensory Strategies:
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Sensory Table 55 Things
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99 Sensory Activities
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Sample Sensory Diet
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Design Sensory Garden for Kids
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Heavy Work Activities
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Home Accommodation and Checklist
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How does your engine run
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Playtime Heavy Work Activities
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Sensory Supports for the Classroom
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Sensory Smart Snacking
Brain Breaks:
Brain Breaks are a quick and effective way of changing or focusing the physical and mental state of the learners in your group. They are also a useful tool for students to use to help activate, energize and stimulate their brains. Research indicates that brain breaks also improve students’ concentration and relieve stress.
- Brain Breaks
- Brain Breaks 2
- Brain Breaks 3
- Brain Break Activities
- Brain Break Sticks (editable)
- Quick Fun Brain Breaks
- Elementary Brain Breaks
- Brain Breaks 4
- Brain Break Printable Activities
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