Katie from The Autism Helper demonstrates the Choose to Move chair, which has a built-in spring mechanism that lets students fidget subtly during instruction. No extra cushions needed. The movement is integrated into the seat itself.
Hi guys, this is Katie from The Autism Helper. I wanted to show you some flexible seating options that I am loving this school year. This looks like a standard classroom chair, but what I love about it is when you come underneath, you can actually see there's this spring mechanism, so the seat moves. This is perfect for the students who need to just do a little bit of moving, a little bit of wiggling during instruction. You don't need an additional cushion or anything. The mechanism for them to get the movement is already built into the chair, so this is a an awesome option for the classroom.
