Low noise self-regulation fidget tools

Educational resource by Berry Street

26 August 2019

Low noise self-regulation fidget tools

Every teacher needs a few of these fidget tools available for students who need to move in order to learn. Pass them to students who are struggling to concentrate so they can manipulate or squeeze the wrist band while they absorb the subject content. Remember this tool is not a toy and students will not know the benefits of fidgeting initially; we will need to teach them to ensure they get the maximum benefit from the hand movement distraction it brings.

Orders come in packs of 30 assorted colours.

Low noise self-regulation fidget tools

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