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Strategies to help with sights, sounds and classroom smells
What strategies have you used to help with sights, sounds and classroom smells?
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Permalink Reply by Jenni Rash on -
Princess Mady's Crusaders Against Autism holds a benefit golf tournament every year to raise money to purchase sensory based therapy equipment for our local schools. This last order I included light covers for the special education rooms as well as several class rooms. They are awesome! They make a huge difference with the florescent lights. We buy headphones for the sound issues & scented items to help mask other smells.
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Permalink Reply by Carol Krawczyk on
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Do the light covers for the fluorescent lights cut down on the buzzing sounds as well?
Jenni Rash said:
Princess Mady's Crusaders Against Autism holds a benefit golf tournament every year to raise money to purchase sensory based therapy equipment for our local schools. This last order I included light covers for the special education rooms as well as several class rooms. They are awesome! They make a huge difference with the florescent lights. We buy headphones for the sound issues & scented items to help mask other smells.
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Permalink Reply by Carol Krawczyk on
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Carol Krawczyk said:
Do the light covers for the fluorescent lights cut down on the buzzing sounds as well?
Jenni Rash said:
Princess Mady's Crusaders Against Autism holds a benefit golf tournament every year to raise money to purchase sensory based therapy equipment for our local schools. This last order I included light covers for the special education rooms as well as several class rooms. They are awesome! They make a huge difference with the florescent lights. We buy headphones for the sound issues & scented items to help mask other smells.
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Permalink Reply by Jenni Rash on
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I'm not sure if they do. I will ask my daughter & reply back
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