…of the most effective methods is using what is called “heavy work.” This describes engaging in activities that provide input into the muscles and joints which results in the ability to focus and learn. All children benefit from heavy work. For children who are constantly on the move or appear fidgety, have difficulty focusing on tasks in an appropriate manner, or appear hyperactive or out of control, you can try these strategies to help them regul…
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…as a known vision loss or hearing difficulty. Include information on how accommodations can be made for your child. Communication Offer information that helps your child understand and be understood by others. If your child uses a communication binder with picture symbols, you can add a copy to this section. Sensory Inform others about your child’s sensory likes and dislikes. For example, your child may have a strong dislike of certain textures or…
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