Sensory seeker kit
This kit is for children who need stronger sensory input to feel settled and regulated. It covers light, movement, sound, tactile and proprioceptive input, giving them an appropriate outlet for that need during the day.
Fidget kit
This kit features hands-on fidget tools that children can squeeze, stretch and manipulate, providing a physical outlet whenever they need it. It’s a great starting point if you’re still discovering which sensory tools work best for an individual child.
Calm kit
Designed to help a child settle and de-escalate. Suited to a calm corner, a break space, or any time a student needs to recover from overstimulation during the day.
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Quiet kit
This kit is intended to be suitable for quiet environments, such as the classroom or library where a child can regulate without disturbing or distracting others in the same space.
Multi-sensory kit
A mixed kit offering light input across every sense. Useful for classrooms supporting several students with different needs, or where a student’s needs vary from day to day. A practical starting point if you’re not yet sure what will work best.
Not sure which kit to choose?
Different situations can call for different types of sensory support. A quiet or shared space may need something discreet, while a child seeking more active sensory input may benefit from a different kind of tool.
Together with Autism New Zealand, we’ve created a free guide that explains what sensory aids are, who they may support and how to choose the most suitable kit for your needs.
Looking for more inspiration?
Our new sensory catalogues provides inspiration and helps you create spaces to support every child, covering all the sensory fundamentals and wellbeing tools.
Support beyond the kit
Autism New Zealand offers a wide range of support nationwide, including outreach, education, training and advocacy. Get in touch with their team to learn more about the support available for your tamariki.
