Let's get moving!
Let's get moving!
A hood zipped over a face. A student wandering to the front mid-lesson. A boy spinning on the carpet, kicking classmates. That was the first hour of one first-grade class in California, as reported by The Hechinger Report in February 2026. Her teacher stopped teaching nearly 20 times before the hour was up. And she’s not alone. […]
When children hop, jump, and navigate their way through a sensory path, they’re doing so much more than having fun—they’re engaging in powerful therapeutic activities that support critical developmental skills. As a pediatric physical therapist-designed tool, 321 Sensory Paths incorporate evidence-based movement patterns that address fundamental areas of child development. The Power of Bilateral Coordination […]
Over the past decade, sensory pathways have undergone a significant transformation in American schools. Originally developed as therapeutic interventions for students with specific sensory processing needs, these movement-based tools have evolved into evidence-based educational supports now recognized as beneficial for diverse student populations. This shift reflects broader changes in educational philosophy, emerging research on learning […]
