An innovative kind of learning environment is spreading through several schools in Lee County this year called a sensory path, which is a trail of obstacles that are either taped or painted on school hallways, sidewalks, or asphalt where students are prompted to do things like hop, jump, spin, balance, and push. Sensory paths provide students with a personal tool to strengthen and develop connection pathways in the brain. It can be used with general education students who are fidgety, need to burn off some steam, and even with a whole class as a brain break. It also helps individual students who have sensory processing issues, behavioral issues and with students that have anxiety, ADHD, and other mental health issues to assist them with emotion regulation. Images photographed at Three Oaks Elementary on Wednesday October, 8, 2019.