Lost Creek, IN: Kindergartners get "sensory path" to help them focus

Jan 23, 2019

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Jan 22, 2019, WTHI, Terre Haute, IN: Local elementary school students have something new to do in the halls https://www.wthitv.com/content/news/Local-elementary-school-students-have-something-new-to-do-in-the-halls-504716931.html Students at Lost Creek Elementary School have something new to do in the halls. There's a new sensory path in the kindergarten hallway. Students can jump, skip, do a chicken walk, and more. The path will help students who have extra energy, or trouble focusing. Teachers say there's been a lot of positive reaction. …

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