I would reduce sensory input in the classroom. I would decorate with calm pastel colors, and have a calming area, with fidget toys and books. Knowing the child’s triggers and teaching them some calming breathing techniques could help.

Dr. Suess has a couple of feet books: The Foot Book. And I Wish that I Had Duck Feet

I would send out a monthly email with tips on how to be more mindful. for instance, breathing exercises one month, art the next, etc. These emails could include video links.

A sensory bin filled with beans and trucks is always a favorite activity. I would change the bin often, using water, snow or mud. Simple tools like funnels and cups are great, too.

Food prep or a game of guessing different scents in a bottle to change things up. Music and songs like “headed and shoulders” increase listening skills.