Fidgets for classroom

Looking for quiet fidget toys to support self regulation needs in a classroom setting? These quiet fidgets are the perfect occupational therapy toy that supports needs through play. The fidget tools listed below are those that are quiet in nature. You’ve probably spun a fidget spinner or two in your days (the last year or ... Read more

I'm learned over the years that I'm kind of a control freak, but more importantly, I want my students to be successful. Fidgets a...

10 quick strategies to support kids with ADHD and Sensory Needs in the classroom. From flexible seating options to fidget tools, get ideas to help increase student's focus and foster purposeful movement in school. Bonus: These tips will support behavior management too! #flexibleseating #adhd #1stgrade #2ndgrade #sensory

Fidget toys are more popular than ever and help kids concentrate on learning. Check out our list of the best fidget toys for the classroom.

When kids are working on handwriting tasks, they sometimes show difficulties with attention, focus, or legibility due to heavy pencil pressure, tearing of paper, or smudged pencil lines. Kids may have sensory needs while sitting at a desk as they are required to attend, or they might have typically developed sensory systems and show typical signs of fidgeting during classroom ... Read more

By Andrew Hawk Restlessness in the classroom is a challenge for both students and teachers. This is especially true on wintry or rainy days when outdoor recess and activities are not viable options…

Under Your Desk Fidget Tools

How to make slime putty at home. Just 3 ingredients and you can turn classic slime into homemade putty slime for kids.

Using fidget tools in the classroom is a great way to calm students and help them focus. When used correctly, they will enhance your behavior management efforts.

DIY stress balls are SO EASY to make! With a balloon and flour or rice you can make a super fun, super squishy stress ball that's perfect for busy hands!

Our silent classroom fidgets are ideal for school classrooms and other places a quiet fidget is needed to keep restless fingers busy, bodies relaxed, and minds focused. Silent fidgets can be very helpful self-regulation tools at homework time, in waiting rooms, restaurants, in the car or school bus, for stress relief at work, or to wind-down before bedtime. Check out all the phenomenal fidget toys, sensory stress balls, fidgets for feet, and office toys at therapyshoppe.com!

Find the perfect fidget toy for school to help your child focus and sit still while they're learning in the classroom. You'll also learn what fidget toys teachers can't stand and usually ban from their classrooms!

Looking for some super fun Fidget DIY ideas? You're in the right place with this sweet little list of some of my favorites!

Our under your desk fidgets are great for subtle fidgeting in classrooms, offices, during meetings, or anywhere else. Fidgeting hands will never tire of fiddling and twiddling with these fidgets! Excellent fidget tools for promoting attention and focus. Also doubles as a silent handheld fidget tool for hair pullers and skin pickers, too. Comes with the velcro. #fidget #underyourdesk #deskfidgets #schoolfidget #classroomfidget #classroom #silentfidget #trichotillomania #dermatillomania

Edutopia on Instagram: "Fidgets can be valuable classroom tools if you know how to choose them and students know when to use them. Here are 5 tips."

Fidget Spinners have taken the world by storm, but I'm not sure they're the best option for most people who might benefit from a fidget toy.

Fairy playdough recipe smells amazing and uses only 3 ingredients. Great for sensory and fine motor development and imaginative play.

Bright Side on Instagram: "Kid’s fidget toys with materials found at home 🐤 #kidstoys #fidgettoys #homemadetoys #diytoys"