BlueDaisy Sensory Solutions

06/06/2023

https://www.autismparentingmagazine.com/special-needs-sensory-play-ideas/

Sensory play is important for the development of all children—and that’s even truer for children on the autism spectrum who might have sensory integration issues - The article from Autism Parenting Magazine provides strategies and ideas for supporting kids with sensory integration challenges.

Sensory play is important for the development of all children—and that’s even truer for children on the autism spectrum who might have sensory integration issues. Whether it’s climbing a tree, squishing Play-Doh through their fingers, blowing bubbles, or burying their feet in the sand, sensory...

05/23/2023

I'd like to thank our schools, our team and our suppliers for their hard work.

BlueDaisy partnered with several school districts and made available cost-effective sensory solutions for the classroom.
Our aim is supporting educators improve student's on-task classroom behavior with solutions that help promote attentiveness and focus during class.

We value the input, guidance and feedback we receive from the Directors, Admin, OTs, Behavioral Specialist, Special Educators and Parents as we continue to make cost-effective, safe and proven sensory solutions accessible to the many students.

We are humbled and appreciative for the opportunity of being a contributor to the many smiles, peace of mind and academic achievements of K-12 students.

Because when students feel safe, students learn. And when students learn, students have a better shot on realizing their full potential.

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05/22/2023

Walt Disney once said "Our greatest natural resource is the minds of our children" -

I've been reading this book by Tony Wagner, a globally recognized expert in education and a Senior Research Fellow at the Learning Policy Institute - I cannot help but feeling a degree of sadness knowing he speaks the truth. We are losing our competitive edge and our kids stand to lose the most.

Our kids are under assault by politicians and special interest groups seeking to close minds instead of opening them. Holding back on resources instead of investing in the future. Not enough is being done to help kids, as Napoleon Hill would say, "...take possession of their mind and direct it to whatever ends they may desire...".

I recommend reading this book and invite you to be on the constant lookout for opportunities to help our little ones think deeply and creatively. I challenge anyone to help create the right conditions and environments where children can cultivate their greatest gift - their minds - and change the world.

In the end, our future - their future - depends on it.

05/18/2023

Very insightful

Anxiety isn't just worrying about things
Debilitating Anxiety can have a hugely negative impact on a persons whole life

05/16/2023

A free and valuable resource to help teach kids mindfulness and meditation.

Free Online Mindfulness Course: Mindfulness Meditations for Kids They are a simple and effective mindfulness exercises that can be used to help ease worries…

05/08/2023

Sensory tools can provide a variety of benefits in the classroom including engaging students by capturing students' attention and make learning more interesting and fun.

Sensory tools can help support different learning styles by catering to different learning styles, such as kinesthetic learners who benefit from hands-on activities.

Some studies have shown sensory tools can help improve focus and attention. Although more research is needed, these studies have concluded sensory tools can provide a calming effect that can help improve focus and attention in students who may struggle with distractions or hyperactivity (ADHD).

Other benefits of sensory tools include enhancing learning and memory and promoting social and emotional development.

Sensory tools can help students retain information by creating multi-sensory experiences that involve touch, sight, and sound. They can also help students develop social and emotional skills by providing opportunities for self-regulation and exploration of emotions.

Lastly, sensory tools can be particularly helpful for students with sensory processing disorders, autism, or other special needs, by providing a safe and structured way for them to interact with the learning environment.

Overall, the use of sensory tools can create a more inclusive and dynamic learning classroom environment that promotes engagement, understanding, and growth.

Learn more from the National Institute for Student-Centered Education: https://tinyurl.com/4r68karh

05/05/2023

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05/01/2023

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05/01/2023

Knowing Your Happiness and Anxiety Triggers Can Improve Your Life - A must listen podcast episode

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