Promoting Creative Inclusive
Practices in Schools
Flexible spaces, hallway transitions, and more ideas for inclusive practices at school.
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Tools & Resources for
Inclusion in the Classroom
Accommodating students with special needs in a general education setting has never been easier.
Whether in the art room, the PE class, the science lab, or the general education classroom, inclusion is a vital component for students of all abilities. We offer a wide selection of adapted products to help you create an inclusive environment and set students up for success.
Adapted & Inclusive Favorites
Get back to reading and writing without the shoulder pain and fatigue that too often hinders these activities.
Pencil fidgets will keep fingers busy!
Each BittyBottom is molded to be a perfect fit and is filled with small PVC balls for a smooth sensory experience.
Each BittyBottom is molded to be a perfect fit and is filled with plastic pellets for a sensory experience.
Push, squeeze, or pinch the Caterpinch fidget!
Protect your ears from loud noises, or just enjoy some quiet time to read or concentrate with noise-cancelling ear muffs.
These soft rubber egg-shaped grips make precision handwriting possible for kids or anyone struggling from muscle weakness in the hands.
Change the mood of any room by filtering and softening the light.
Help provide some relief from harsh florescent lights with these filters. A must-have for those with visual disorders, anxiety and beyond.
Weighted animals are soft and snuggly, and is weighted giraffe will provide tactile stimulation and a soothing effect to help with focus and fidgeting.
The simple design of this lap pad is ideal for promoting calm without distraction.
Instructional training for PE teachers! This comprehensive guidebook will help educators best help their students in the gym, field, and classroom.