Sensory path school hallway

Get your full body up, moving, and engaged throughout your day with sensory breaks.

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Pineville Primary has a new way for students to work out the wiggles in its new sensory hallway.

While out in our districts, we have seen a growing number of hallway paths being implemented. We think these are a great strategy for students who need to get up and move! Today's Regulation Rendezvous travels around the Miami Valley to show off some of our favorite Hallway Paths. Hallway paths have been designed with a series of movements that provide the student with the necessary proprioceptive and vestibular input to help them refocus and be better prepared for learning. It is important…

Get your FREE Sensory Path Printable today! Our sensory pathway includes 10 pages of various gross motor skill actions.

Sensory pathways for kids are a fun and easy way to get students to be more active in school. For these tools to work, you want to avoid common mistakes.

Check out the VariQuest Blog to learn about how you can get access to the Forest Sensory Path for your Cutout Maker and a lesson pioneered by Cathy Henry of The Curriculum Corner free!

Sensory paths combining PE, art history, reading, math, relaxation, social emotional support, creativity and inspiration to lucky students and teachers at WCSA

This sensory stations printable set is a free download you can print off and hang up as an easy sensory path. You may have seen sensory walks in school hallways, or outdoor sensory walks on sidewalks. Sensory paths can even be done at home as a DIY sensory activity. The reason why we are seeing so many of these sensory strategies in place? They are a great way to get kids motivated and moving to incorporate the sensory input and motor planning that kids need.

Check out the VariQuest Blog to learn about how you can get access to the Ocean Sensory Path for your Cutout Maker and a lesson pioneered by Cathy Henry of The Curriculum Corner free!

What is a Sensory Path? Look no further than the home of the Original Sensory Path! Our products have been designed to allow children to work on gross motor body movement, develop coordination skills, strengthen core body, increase focus and attention skills, and develop peer relationships and interactions!

A teacher is garnering massive social media attention after her student sensory path was featured in a video posted to her Facebook account.

The Sensory Path designs beautiful and engaging sensory pathways for schools and other institutions. Address kids' sensory needs with our unique products!

Interactive Hallway | Primary Punch

Our teams work tirelessly each year to meet the sensory needs of their students. This year meeting sensory needs has been increasingly important as students struggle to self-regulate given the increased demands facing everyone in the classroom due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Today’s classrooms require more time on technology, less movement within the room, and often decreased access to sensory tools and equipment. Luckily, hallway paths are a sensory support that can still be utilized to…