Thank you to the following investor for funding this grant.
Dr. Paul A. Pacter - $267.00
Part of teaching kids is realizing that not everyone learns in the same way or needs the same thing. Some students may be able to sit at their desks for a few hours and stay focused. Others, however, need the opportunity to get up, stretch, hop, skip and jump. As we begin the new school year with a new class of Kindergarten students, many who are experiencing the school environment for the first time, we notice more students who need that movement. The goal of this project is to provide an opportunity to move and then return to class refreshed, refocused and ready to learn.
A sensory path will be created in the Kindergarten hallway. It will give students the opportunity to use their muscles, their breathing and spatial awareness to focus on the path, research has shown that students will then return to the classroom more focused and ready to learn. The path will also provide students with the opportunity to learn academic skills as they move as it incorporates the alphabet, words, numbers and counting.
"Less than a month after these sensory hallways were unveiled, educators say that the small steps have brought about big results", reported educators in the Suffern Central school district. The fidgety students are usually the students who tend to get in trouble a bit more, and miss academic instruction, the sensory hallway is a proactive way to help these students be successful in the classroom setting. However, the benefits will extend to include all students, while creating a fun and happy school environment.
These decals are removable and reusable so they can be used in different ways and different areas as needed.
# | Item | Cost |
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1 | Sensory Path Decals + tax and shipping | $267.00 |
Total: | $267.00 |
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