www.awildride.net
• The goal at A Wild Ride is helping mothers feel supported and
understood, confident in their parenting, and better able to promote harmony
within themselves and their families.
www.officeplayground.com
• Inexpensive, fun “squishy stuff” for hand fidgeting
• Stress relievers, wind-up toys, liquid and kinetic motion toys
for visual input
• Stuff is primarily for adults so watch for small parts for children
under three
www.abilitations.com
• Chewlery: chewable necklaces/ bracelets
• Movin’ sit: to support erect posture and provide dynamic
seating
• Large variety of tactile, visual, auditory, and movement equipment
www.theraproducts.com
• Various blow toys, pencil grips galore; fine motor toys and games
• Sensory brushes
• Therapy putty-soft to firm
www.sunburst.com
• Type to Learn Jr. (preschool, Kindergarten)
• Type to Learn 3 (1st grade and up)
• Buy the HOME version, not expensive school version
www.speedskin.com/shopping
• Keyboard covers (non-printed) for computer or for laptop
www.hwtears.com
• Printing books for K, 1, 2
• Cursive books for 3, 4, up
• Various paper
www.chestercreektech.com/childrens.asp
• Secret Seven Keyboard (large, colorful keys); tiny mouse for small
hands
www.do2learn.com/index.htm
• Free picture cards to download and print to make your own visual
schedules
www.timetimer.com/products.htm
• Other catalogs sell the visual time timers, but this is the manufacturer,
so prices are cheaper.
www.zoophonics.com
• Multisensory approach to learning letters and sounds
www.sensorycomfort.com
• Sells products/clothing for children and adults who have sensory
processing differences (also called Sensory Integration Dysfunction, DSI,
or tactile/sensory defensiveness).
www.mayer-johnson.com/software/index.html
• Writing with Symbols 2000 (word/picture processing program) $199.00
www.OrientalTrading.com
• Wonderfully inexpensive craft kits and supplies (for fine motor,
visual motor, motor planning, sequencing, attention, goal-directiveness,
etc.)
• The company is carrying more gross motor equipment such as hoppity
balls and lycra body sox
www.essentialoilcompany.com
• Resource for essential oils, base oils, soap making products,
etc.
www.yogahealthbooks.com
• Huge distributor of yoga books and supplies, natural health products
www.sensorycomfort.com
• Sells seamless socks; headphones to reduce noise, books on sensory
processing, etc.
www.progressivekids.com
• Unique, planet-friendly products support the development of progressive
kids! At ProgressiveKid every day is Earth Day. All products are healthy
and nontoxic. Many are organic or recycled. Most are made in a sustainable
way from sustainable materials.