Sensory Story: The Sun Will Come Out Tomorrow Transforming the classic song “The Sun Will Come Out Tomorrow” from the musical Annie into a sensory story allows children to engage with the lyrics through touch, sound, movement, and visuals. This sensory version brings the song to life, helping young learners connect with its themes of … Read more
10 Sensory Smell Ideas: Scent Based Sensory Learning for Pupils with Special Educational Needs Scent-based sensory learning is a key element within the broader context of multi-sensory education, particularly for pupils with Special Educational Needs (SEN). This article will analyse the existing research on scent-based sensory learning, its potential applications, benefits, and challenges specifically for … Read more
Transforming Therapy Provision for Autistic Students in Special Schools I have worked in education with a specialism on Autistic students for 17 years, In schools with brilliant resources and those with more limited budgets. Therapy provision goes beyond mere compliance with legislation; it’s about fundamentally transforming lives. The challenges of delivering effective therapy in special … Read more
Sensory Breaks: Supporting Neurodiverse Students in the Classroom In today’s diverse classrooms, recognising and accommodating the sensory needs of all students, including those who are neurodivergent, is crucial for fostering an inclusive and supportive learning environment. Regular sensory breaks throughout the school day are essential for helping students regulate their nervous systems and maintain focus … Read more
Sensory Activity Guide for PMLD Learners Inspired by the Olympics and the Olympic Rings With the next Olympics nearly upon us here is a detailed activity guide tailored for children with Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities (PMLD), based on the colours of the Olympic rings. Each ring colour has multiple colour-focussed activities designed to provide … Read more
DIY Sock Bubble Blower For Shared Attention Introduction Making your very own bubble blower at home can be an incredibly fun and easy activity for both kids and adults alike. In this article, we’ll guide you through the simple steps to create a DIY sock bubble blower that will provide hours of entertainment for little … Read more
The Best Home Made Sensory Toys for Autistic Children For autistic children, finding easy DIY ways to engage their senses and promote self-regulation can be incredibly beneficial. Home made Sensory toys are a great tool for providing stimulating and calming experiences, and homemade sensory toys can be even more valuable because of their personal touch and … Read more
Autumn is a beautiful and fascinating season that can ignite wonder in early years children. As the colours change from green to amber, orange and red, young minds start to notice the changes of the seasons. This season offers endless opportunities for hands-on learning experiences. In this article, we have compiled 100 autumn-themed activity ideas … Read more
Jingle All the Way to a Christmas Word Wall List The holiday season provides a fun opportunity for young learners to build their vocabulary through exposure to a festive new words list. There are so many joyful activities centring around the sights, sounds, tastes and traditions of Christmas time. Why not capitalise on this natural … Read more
Linking Sensory Ideas to Learning Intentions for Autistic Children We love sensory ideas, play based learning and developing engaging activities. The importance of sensory experiences in a child’s development is well-known. Engaging in sensory activities helps children build essential skills, including fine and gross motor skills, self-regulation, and emotional regulation. While vestibular activities, which stimulate the sense of balance and spatial … Read more
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