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The vestibular, proprioceptive, auditory, and visual senses work in concert. Create spaces where they can do these activities anytime the children need to. If they rock or rhythmically sway, it helps their bodies to organize and function.

If they roll and tumble and stand on their heads, it is because they need that sensory fix. Remember, if children incessantly spin in circles, it is because their bodies crave that stimulation. Then teachers rock the tunnel back and forth, to the toddlers’ delight! Don’t stop the movement Some invite children to crawl into a nylon/canvas tunnel. Still others encourage children to swing gently, cocooned in low hanging hammocks or therapy swings. Another program drapes a mat over the three steps in their gross motor room and invites toddlers and preschoolers to roll down the padded incline. Sometimes they somersault over their friends, all under the watchful eye of a teacher who is an arm's length away from the play. This program opened a tumbling mat, and children steamroll the length of the mat. When children were allowed to use their big muscles and move in active ways, their minds and their emotions settled more easily to focus on other play later in the schedule. They were worried that it would be loud and distracting, but they found just the opposite. One preschool team wondered how the tone of their room would change if they created an indoor gross motor area. Children need to spin, roll, and swing indoors and outdoors.

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