Improve Learning
Having a Sensory Path for children to experience allows them to focus on their senses. This has been proven to help improve their learning and memory as it actively builds connections within the brain.

Improves Concentration
Sensory Parths are an outlet that lets students channel some of their excess energy and anxiousness to help them concentrate on their studies, in addition to making the school day fun and engaging.

Develop Motor Skill, Balance, Hand-Eye Co-Ordination
Sensory Paths give children a chance to spend a few minutes of their school day walking, jumping, bouncing and “pushing themselves through their distractions”. This helpsstudents develop motor skills, including balance, hand-eye coordination and spatial awareness.

Help Children Cope With Their Emotions
Some children may come from troubled and stressful homes and others are just learning to cope with emotions that are new to them. These emotions can cause students to act out in ways that aren’t conductive to a learning environment. Sensory Paths are a great way to catch a child’s focus when they’re otherwise emotional. The paths provide a fun distraction that can trigger other parts of their brain. When children are moving and using their brains and bodies, the triggering emotions can be processed more effectively.