Support for
high school
students.
Skills for life.

Chill Zones like this serve an important role in Social & Emotional Learning and Trauma Informed Care practices, providing a quiet space for older students who need private moments to relax or take a “time in” to calm down without ever leaving the classroom.

Create a quiet respite just right for tweens and teens. This Sensory Corner can be incorporated into a classroom or tucked away in a common area as part of universal design to help support SEL and Trauma Informed Care practices.

Offer a place dedicated to preparing students for success in the workplace - from providing physical skills and task practice to helping develop a sense of time, responsibility and most important of all, confidence.

With adulthood comes independence. This space can help students with special needs develop the capabilities they’ll need to perform activities of daily living – from hanging clothes and making the bed to practicing dressing skills.

Strength. Balance. Mobility. For students with special needs, a dedicated area like this for Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy can help students to learn to fully engage in daily life and work.

Students practicing job and life skills may still need a quiet space for breaks. This portable sensory room can be moved for additional space, it can be part of a CTE (Career Technical Education) and/or a life skills learning environment.