Action Based Learning Labs Provide Students an Advantage to Learn
Research shows the strong connection between the brain and body, and the link to overall cognitive development. There are 12 core foundational skills that help students build the framework [and prepare their brains] for learning;
cross lateralization, body in space, balance, visual development, tactile learning, motor skills, visual tracking, hand/eye/foot coordination, cardiovascular and physical fitness, rhythm, problem solving, and mindfulness.
Practicing these foundations helps us enhance cognition, close learning gaps, and help students reach their maximum learning potential.

Movement not only grows new brain cells and prepares the brain for learning, but it works to enhance development, and even close learning gaps in students who are struggling.



+ reinforce academic concepts, anchor learning, and enhance cognition
+ prepare the brain for learning and testing
+ help students close learning gaps
+ improve mood & boost student confidence
+ make learning fun!

+ Improved memory/recall & problem solving skills
+ Improved standardized testing scores
+ Ability to focus for longer periods
+ Increased confidence & lower test taking anxiety
+ Improved mood and behavior

cross lateralization, body in space, balance, visual development, tactile learning, motor skills, visual tracking, hand/eye/foot coordination, cardiovascular and physical fitness, rhythm, problem solving, and mindfulness.
The Sensory Lab uses kinesthetic movement and playful activities to help students learn and master The 12 developmental foundations for success.
*The Sensory Lab is strongly based on the nationally recognized 12 Foundations of Learning Readiness skills. Lab Facilitators can incorporate academics and plan instruction based on developmental stages of reading, math, & spelling, utilizing the 12 foundations of learning readiness.