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This bundle includes guidelines for teachers for responding to big expressions of feeling, how to help children regulate and learn self-regulation skills, games and activities that teach self-and-body-awareness and regulation skills, etc.

Dysregulation can result from hunger, fatigue, frustration, or energy imbalances. It's common for everyone to experience moments of dysregulation daily. In children, frequent dysregulation can hinder their classroom engagement. Watch for these signs of dysregulation in children and employ strategies for improved regulation throughout the day.

Individualized learning is essential in the preschool environment. It helps children feel connected, seen and heard. It boosts their confidence. It helps them learn new skills that build on previous learning. This kind of engagement sets them up for success.

Here you will find a short summary of the most common "sensory profiles" in preschoolers, and ideas to make the schedule and environment more compatible with differing sensory needs.

Sensory bins are a great activity to develop attention, motor skills, and creativity. Here are some ideas for themed-sensory bins to use in the classroom.

This printable includes a comprehensive list of materials and tools that can be used to support the development of gross motor skills in preschool aged children Visuals included.