Sensory Path

The sensory path was created to help students build connections in their brain, increase their energy or calm and organize their body so they can do their best work in the classroom.

Here is the sensory path in action! Scroll down for videos on how to go through the path.

Teachers lookout for cues from students who may benefit from using the sensory path. These cues include:

high level of activity or energy
easily distracted
drowsiness, fatigue
irritability
outburst
"shut down"
cover ears to avoid loud sounds or certain sounds
closes eyes to avoid bright lights
avoid touch
fidgeting and restlessness
makes poor eye contact
glazed-over look in eyes

Sensory Path.mp4

Sensory Path Part 1/5 - Daisy .MOV

Sensory Path 2/5 - Lady Bug Line.MOV

Sensory Path 3/5 - Lady Bug Jump.MOV

Sensory Path 4/5 - Alpha Jump.MOV

Sensory Path 5/5 - Upstairs Path.MOV

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