Sensory games include a variety of activities. These include playing with kinetic sand, exploring textures, or working with sensory containers. These activities can help people with ADHD regulate their sensory experiences. They will be able to develop fine motor skills. Yoga and Stretching

Use a reward system where rewards are sensory diet exercises Use a Move and Sit seat insert, weighted vest, sit on big ball instead of chair, or other adaptions to help get the wiggles out. Use headphones or ear muffs that cover the entire ear to help the child filter out extraneous background noises Use an FM System in the classroom