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STAATION
| Check-In | Students come directly to the staation at the start of the day. They avoid the busy hallways and look at their visual schedule for the day. |
| Boxcar | Students work on independent work skills. They have the support of a visual work system tailored to their needs, timer and self-regulation tools. Students work for a predetermined amount of time then have a choice break. |
| STAATIONS | Students follow a visual schedule and take part in a variety of activities. ( small groups social-emotional lessons, listening centre, STEAM projects, fine motor task boxes, small group academic instruction, etc.. |
| Sensory Breaks | Students have scheduled sensory breaks throughout the day. They take part in small group games, fine motor or gross motor tasks. |
| Prevention and Emotional Self-Regulation | When needed the STAATION is used as a preventative space. For example, when a student is having a difficult day they may spend extra time in the STAATION to avoid a crisis. Students are given access to strategies to support them when they are frustrated, sad, etc.. such as jumping on bubble wrap, cozy corner and ripping boxes. |
| Alternative Recess | Some students spend the standard recess time in the STAATION and go outside at an alternative time with a teacher. |
| Check-Out | Students come to the STAATION at the end of the day with all of their things. They take part in quiet activities such as yoga, listening to a social-emotional book, etc.. Students talk with an adult about their day. |
** All students are taught about the Zones of Regulation and are asked to use the visual check-in when they enter and leave the STAATION room.