Calm down box

The best calm down toys to help anxious, worried, and upset children. These are great to have in the classroom.

Hey moms and dads out there! Have you ever heard of calm down baskets? They are great for kids when they need some extra space, help to calm and regulate their emotions, and/or a sensory break. These toys aren’t a magical cure-all, but have really provided a great outlet for my girls when they need it! In this blog post, I’ve included some photos of everything in our ‘calm down basket’ as well as some awesome sensory-friendly toys – dive in now! Lucky Andi. Sensory-Friendly Kids Calm Down…

40 Ideas for the Perfect Calm Down Box

This was the first post I wrote about implementing Calm Down Corners at my school, and it shares a lot of great lessons of what not to do and how to do a

Introducing your new bestie: Calm Down Cards for Kids. Distraction is your new secret weapon that heeds a positive reaction.

If your child becomes anxious or very upset, having a Calm Down Box can help your child feel more comfortable and self-regulate. Here are 32 ideas of what to include in a calm-down box for your child or student. 32 Things To Put In A Calm Down Kit for Kids The items you can include...

Finally, a calm down kit geared towards older kids! This free printable list of calming strategies and tools will give you lots of awesome ideas of what to put inside your child's DIY calm down box. Click to download your copy of the free printable list! #calmdownkit #calmdownkit #copingskills #selfregulation

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How to make loom band sensory bottles aka discovery bottles, calming bottles or calm down jars. These are so easy!

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Learn how to make a sensory bottle with our sensory bottle recipes and tips. DIY Sensory bottles are a calm-down tool and aid for meditation.

How to make a mindfulness glitter calm down jar for kids! Step-by-step directions for making a calming glitter jar, with a printable recipe.

Time Out Alternatives How fun is this mind jar? I found this idea on a blog called Here We Are Together. She explains that "A Mind Jar is a meditation tool to use whenever a child feels stressed, overwhelmed or upset. Imagine the glitter as your thoughts. When you shake the jar, imagine your head full

A possible tool in your strategies to support behaviour. There will be lots you can add to this.

50 amazing calm-down ideas for kids when they feel anxious, angry, or fearful. These are great for adults too.

Calming Counting Box

This was the first post I wrote about implementing Calm Down Corners at my school, and it shares a lot of great lessons of what not to do and how to do a

Calm down kit found on http://mrsjacksonskinders.blogspot.com.au/2014/07/calm-down-kit.html?spref=pi