Flexible Seating for ESE Students

Date 08/03/2026
Teacher Licameli, Hannah
School Jensen Beach Elementary
Grade K-5
Subject Low-Performing Students
Goal

I will create and implement a flexible seating area and independent worktable in my classroom that provides students with comfortable seating options and opportunities for movement. This environment will support student engagement, focus, and independence by allowing students to choose seating that best meets their learning needs during independent work and instructional activities.

Description

Students have an opportunity to work independently with computers at a separate table while I pull small groups for SPIRE- a multi-sensory reading program for struggling readers. I currently have a low table in my room that students can work at, however currently sitting on a rug on the floor. I would love for students to have a padded seat so they can work comfortably in the room.

Benefits

Flexible seating provides students with opportunities for movement, choice, and comfort throughout the school day. By offering a variety of seating options, students can select learning environments that best support their individual needs, helping them remain focused and engaged during instruction and independent work. Flexible seating can also promote student independence, increase on-task behavior, and create a more inclusive classroom environment that accommodates diverse learning styles and sensory needs. Ultimately, providing comfortable and purposeful seating options supports student well-being while fostering academic success and positive classroom participation.

Items

Title Amount
Jerify Mixed Colors 8 Pcs Large Floor Pillow Cushion,Square 15 x 15 | Round Square Flexible Seating Floor Meditation Pillow for Classroom Adult Picnic Party Learning Daycare School Reading Corner $79.99
Total $79.99

Fund Now

This project is fully funded.

Program Partners

Tami Karol Insurance
Seacoast

Current Funding

$79.99 / $79.99
100%

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Donors

  • Heidi Baird