Adapting Settings to Support Sensory Experiences

Sensory tools, such as fidgets and noise cancelling headphones can be fantastic, but there may be some other ways to modify the experience to support participation for all children. This Tip Sheet will explore some different ways to think about and modify the sensory experience within an early childhood setting.

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