Preschool is a time of wonder, when curiosity, development, and learning intersect. With many new sights, routines, and experiences, preschool can be exhilarating. But, what about those children who struggle? Perhaps they exhibit one or more of these behaviors: Melting down during transitions, Chewing on their clothing, toys, and other inedible items, Covering their ears in response to certain noises, Avoiding certain textures, Refusing to sit with their peers, Preferring to play alone, Pushing, hitting, kicking, or biting, Yelling or screaming when frustrated, Bolting out of the room, fleeing from an activity or teacher, These actions may seem like everyday challenging behaviors, but they could signify something much more. It's possible that these children are struggling with sensory processing disorder (SPD). Wired Differently will help you understand what SPD is, how it can interfere with a child's learning, and ways to help children be successful in preschool. You'll learn how to set up a sensory-friendly classroom and will read about tips, tools, and strategies to help you teach children with SPD. Book jacket.