High Energy, High Heat Behavior Days

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Simple Strategies

Watch for Early Signs of Overstimulation

Restlessness, louder voices, and difficulty following directions often signal that regulation is slipping before behavior escalates.

Plan Cooling Down as a Strategy, Not a Reward

Water play, shade breaks, and indoor quiet time should be built into the schedule proactively, not only used after behavior issues occur.

Shorten Activity Lengths When Needed

On high-energy days, reduce group time expectations and increase movement-based or sensory activities to match regulation needs.

Shift to Small Groups When Needed

Large groups can increase behavior challenges in hot, stimulating environments. Small group rotations help reduce overwhelm.

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