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Strategies to Support Students with Hyperactivity and/or Impulsivity Fidget tools Heavy work Deep pressure Weighted vests Lap pillows Seating: stability balls, rocking chairs, wiggle and sit cushions Allow student choice

Stick Kids How Does Your Engine Run

Strategies to Support Students Who are Inattentive Beeping watch Ensuring you have the student’s attention before giving directions Provide written and oral directions Preferential seating Privacy screens available Allow students to use headphones

Identifying and Supporting Students with Sensory Needs Sensory Checklist Discuss: -Chewlery -water bottles