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For your sensory seeking child, chewable items such as teethers are a great resource! Keeping their teeth safe, and away from harmful materials, these items help your child release their desire for chewing, in a cost effective and maintainable manner!

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For pencils, or silverware, grips are an easy and affordable way to comfort your sensory seeking child at home. Proving them with a kinesthetic release, children are more likely to remain relaxed after having their sensory needs stimulated!

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Head phones are a great tool for your over stimulated auditory students. Something as simple as head phones decrease auditory distractions to help your students remain focused on their learning rather than the distractions surrounding them!

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Who doesn't love a good bead maze?! Focusing a students sensory desires on a physical release of energy, while using their problem solving, can help these students better pay attention during class.

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Physically and visually, you can't go wrong with these wall mazes! Students can work their way through these puzzles to refocus their thoughts into attentiveness rather than fidgeting in the classroom!

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Comfy and relaxing, these yoga balls are a great seat for your sensory seeking student! Keeping them entertained physically, while not being distracting, helps your student focus on work, while providing that stimulation!

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Boing boing boing all the way... focused? Crazy how such a simple tactic can release so much energy, and desire for sensory stimulation. Afterwards, your child will feel focused on their bodies, their surroundings, and probably a need for water

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WATCH OUT BELOW! Crash pads are a great way to get that energy out! The physical desire for movement can quickly be released by this exhausting tool to refocus your students!

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Woo hoo! Who doesn't love a quick trip?! Slides work to get energy released from students to refocus their thoughts and bodies back to schooling rather than their need for movement!

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Who doesn't love a good ball pit! For the sensory seeking student, a ball pit is a great way to release energy and get your child refocused on their learning. Sure it's a bit big, but so are it's great effects!

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Weight animals help both at home, and in the classroom. As a grounding technique, this cost efficient tool can be used to keep children focused and grounded on themselves, rather than over/under stimulation!

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Water beds help students who seek sensory stimulation by providing them a comfortable area to calm their bodies. While providing motion, and relaxation, you can't go wrong with using a water bed!

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Weighted blankets help both adults and children. Whether it's for anxiety, or the need for sensory release, weighted blankets allow for your child to feel comforted by the weight of these blankets surrounding them!

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Music in the background is great for the auditory needs of students. Playing softly in the background, students can do their work while being provided with auditory stimulation. As long as it's not distracting, music is a great addition to any classroom!

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Swings are an easy solution for both relaxation and sensory desire. Whether it's for an over stimulated, or under stimulated child, swings can be switched out to help students regain their control!

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An easy way to reduce sensory seeking, is by using stress balls. This affordable solution allows for students to quietly do their work, while appealing to their need for physical release.

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Sensory tables are a MUST have in any classroom. Available to switch materials and enforce content, messy tables give students a hands on approach to sensory stimulation, while enforcing their learning!

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Adding colorful lights can shift the mood of your classroom. Allowing students to change the color of their environment gives them a sense of control, while appealing to their visual sensory needs. They can also be used to help enforce their learning!

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Swivel chairs are soothing for the need to spin! This helps students gain control but providing them with an object they seek. Swivel chairs help enforce attention and relieve the need for spinning motions.

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Bumpy chairs are a great additional to every classroom. These help students who are in search of sensory stimulation. It assists in maintaining focus during class!