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Research shows a 90% reduction in disruptive behavior after just 3 weeks of using Vidgets!
Vidgets® provide a safe and quiet, side-to-side & front-to-back rocking motion that helps release energy and allows students to be in control of their own physical movement. No tip design (can't tip backwards) helps students to self-regulate and focus. Help students get the sensory input they need to match their output abilities. Key benefits of the Vidget®:
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Upcoming Webinar: Move Your Body. Grow Your Mind
Wondering how movement helps to support diverse learners in the 21st century classroom?
Facilitated by Jackie Bartell, M. Ed.
Thursday, May 16, 2019 | 4:30pm - 5:30pm EST
This Webinar will share how movement allows students to access curriculum in a well-regulated way. Students come to the classroom with a variety of sensory systems, and when the brain is not processing sensory input well, it is usually not directing behavior effectively. Movement and sensory input helps students to process their environment in a way that activates learning and engagement. Creating learning environments that facilitate sensory organizing activities benefits all students and improves educational outcomes.
For the last 20 years, Jackie has focused on Autism and the application of the DIR model to education both in and outside the classroom, as well as training hundreds of professionals and families on the DIR model of intervention. She has been a certified DIR facilitator since 2001 and has worked in the field of special education for over 30 years. Additionally Jackie is a trainer for ICDL, providing online instruction globally in the DIR model.
Facilitated by Jackie Bartell, M. Ed.
Thursday, May 16, 2019 | 4:30pm - 5:30pm EST
This Webinar will share how movement allows students to access curriculum in a well-regulated way. Students come to the classroom with a variety of sensory systems, and when the brain is not processing sensory input well, it is usually not directing behavior effectively. Movement and sensory input helps students to process their environment in a way that activates learning and engagement. Creating learning environments that facilitate sensory organizing activities benefits all students and improves educational outcomes.
For the last 20 years, Jackie has focused on Autism and the application of the DIR model to education both in and outside the classroom, as well as training hundreds of professionals and families on the DIR model of intervention. She has been a certified DIR facilitator since 2001 and has worked in the field of special education for over 30 years. Additionally Jackie is a trainer for ICDL, providing online instruction globally in the DIR model.
Vidgets are Rockin' the Classroom!
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BEST FLEXIBLE SEATING OPTION AROUND!
The most popular flexible seating option in my classroom! Bought the 14 inch and is the perfect size for 5-8 year olds! It is so versatile and the students have no trouble turning it or managing how they want to use it. Very sturdy, very appealing, and worth every penny! Love the Vidget!!
Parents LOVE the Vidget!
"My Autistic 6-year-old son has been able to focus more attentively while sitting on his Vidget. Not only is his overall focus better but his speech therapy has become more effective. We love the Vidget!"
"After just 2 weeks of using this chair I can already see a huge difference with my daughter. I was expecting it would take some time for her to get used to the Vidget, but I was wrong. Thanks for such a great product."
Vidget 3-in-1 Flexible Seating improves attention.
Research shows 90% reduction in observable disruptive behaviors and 74% reduction in the number times the teacher had to redirect a student!
Kindergarten Teacher, Mrs. Pepper, shares that one of her students has "TAKEN OFF in her ability to attend to written tasks. After a week of using the Vidget the student was writing using 1-2 sentences and is now sitting down for extended periods of time to write 5-6 sentence paragraphs! The student often sits to write of her own accord now. I'm so grateful to have the Vidgets to give her the sensory input she needs so that the output matches her ability level. Vidgets are an amazing seating option for early education students! I think every Kindergarten class should have them! read research report >> |
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Patented 3-in-1 Flexible Seating System
active seat - supported stool - deskThe patented Vidget® 3-in-1 Flexible Seating System™ can transform from an active seat into a supported stool or flat desk surface by simply turning it over. It provides many opportunities for collaboration by allowing children & teachers to create flexible learning spaces based on individual and group needs. Designing your own space supports the benefit of adaptable environments.
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Research proves that movement & fidgeting while learning helps ALL students, but especially those with ADHD, Austim and higher sensory needs perform and learn better in the classroom. Vidgets activate any environment focused on learning and play.
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Digit Widgit® Math Manipulative Teaches Early STEM Skills
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Proudly made in the USA of high quality, natural woods, the Digit Widgit® delights a child's sense of touch and sight while rewarding their curiosity. Digit Widgit blocks can teach math concepts, matching, relative size and basic motor skills. Ideal for classroom & small group activities. learn more >>
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I purchased the Digit Widgit for my Pre-K classroom. When it arrived, I simply put it on a shelf and let the children discover it. In no time, they were coming to the teachers telling us what they were learning with this toy. So much fun, so much learning happening! Ellen, PreK Teacher
Viggi is on the move |
New York State School Board Ass.
Convention & Education Expo October 24-26. 2019 Rochester, New York Viggi Booth #312 
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There's nothing better than a child's belly laugh that comes from the pure joy of life. Childhood is a time to dream, investigate and wiggle your toes in the sand. We believe in children's intuition and their capacity for innovation at all ages.
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Play inspires a fun and and enjoyable learning environment. It encourages children to explore and discover the world around them. It helps to build social skills and self-confidence by providing opportunities that inspire collaborative play between adults and peers.
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Creating play environments that help to stimulate and foster children’s learning is the foundation of our designs. We take a "whole child approach" targeted toward not just literacy learning but also inspiring the child's creativity, imagination and self-confidence.
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