Sensory SpOT resources

Practical sensory support for real school days.

Thoughtfully designed resources from an experienced school-based Occupational Therapist to help educators and families support regulation, participation, and connection throughout the day.

Made for everyday use

Simple supports. Meaningful moments.

Sensory SpOT creates grounded, practical sensory activities and resources for the adults supporting students each day.

  • Easy to understand and put into practice
  • Engaging for students without adding unnecessary complexity
  • Realistic for busy classrooms and full schedules
  • Adaptable to different needs, settings, and routines
  • Useful to teachers, support professionals, and families
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Support designed around the rhythm of the day.

Each resource area starts with a simple question: what can an adult realistically use in the moment?

Quick Regulation Activities

Short, engaging activities that help adults incorporate regulation opportunities into familiar transitions, breaks, and classroom routines.

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Classroom Sensory Supports

Practical tools and flexible strategies designed with real classroom environments, busy educators, and everyday participation in mind.

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Teacher and Family Resources

Approachable information and printable supports for the teachers, professionals, parents, and caregivers helping students throughout the day.

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Experience and connection

Meet the OT behind Sensory SpOT

She is an Occupational Therapist with more than nine years of experience. She began her career in an outpatient clinic before transitioning into a school setting, where she has been able to build stronger connections with students, educators, families, and the broader school community.

That day-to-day perspective inspires realistic, engaging supports that can fit into the routines schools and families already have.

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A grounded philosophy

Useful sensory support should meet the moment.

Good ideas become useful when adults can understand them, adapt them, and bring them into everyday life.

  1. PracticalClear enough to use without adding another complicated system.
  2. EngagingInviting for students while remaining purposeful for the adults guiding them.
  3. AdaptableFlexible enough to respond to different people, places, and routines.
  4. Easy to includeDesigned to fit into the school day rather than compete with it.
The Sensory SpOT shop

Ready-to-use resources for busy school days.

Explore practical printable activities and sensory supports through the Sensory SpOT Teachers Pay Teachers store.

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A little more ease

Support that fits into the day you already have.

Explore practical resources, learn about the Occupational Therapist behind Sensory SpOT, or reach out with a question.