π οΈ Strategy: Wobble Stool & Active Seating
π οΈ Strategy: Wobble Stool & Active Seating
Quick Summary & Support Profile
- Target Goal: Fulfilling continuous vestibular and tactile movement needs without disrupting classroom instruction.
- Best Suited For: Students with ADHD, sensory-seeking behaviors, or high physical restlessness.
π EA Field Guide (How to Implement)
π Materials & Location
- Where are the physical tools stored? Assigned directly to student desk in Room 104; backup stool in Sensory Storage Closet.
- Digital links/files to print replacements:
G-Drive/Classroom-Resources/Sensory/Active-Seating-Agreement.pdf
πΆββοΈ Step-by-Step Routine
- Desk Alignment: Adjust wobble stool height so student's feet rest flat on the floor with knees at a 90-degree angle.
- Usage Rules Check: Remind student of 'Feet on Floor, Stool Under Desk' active seating expectations.
- Movement Channeling: Allow subtle rocking during seatwork. If full body spinning occurs, pair with a desk fidget tool.
π¨ Troubleshooting & Avoidance (When things go wrong)
- If student tips the stool dangerously: Tap the desk and give a gestural prompt to place both soles flat on the floor.
- What NEVER to do: Never take away active seating as a threat unless safety rules are repeatedly breached.
- Signs of frustration: Sliding off the stool onto the floor. Offer a 3-minute heavy work standing break instead.
π Live Classroom Performance
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