Shared Attention Through Curiosity and Connection
Why Is Shared Attention Important? Shared attention is the invisible thread that weaves together a child’s world. Imagine a…
Why Is Shared Attention Important? Shared attention is the invisible thread that weaves together a child’s world. Imagine a…
The Best Home Made Sensory Toys for Autistic Children For autistic children, finding easy DIY ways to engage their senses…
Autumn is a beautiful and fascinating season that can ignite wonder in early years children. As the colours change…
Hands-On Teaching Activities When You Need A Calm Classroom Calming Activities for the Classroom: The After Lunch Energy Slump…
What is a tuff Tray and What Activities can I use It for? Tuff trays are an invaluable resource…
Why Tactile Sensory Activities Matter Tactile sensory input is one of the first senses babies experience. As children grow,…
Linking Sensory Ideas to Learning Intentions We love sensory ideas, play based learning and developing engaging activities. The importance…
The Benefits of Messy Play Messy play is an essential part of childhood that encourages creativity, exploration, and effective engagement…
Sensory Play Activities: Jelly Play Who doesn’t love sensory play to keep their children occupied, off screens and having…
This blog is going to explore how just with a poundland power-bank we can create simple and affordable sensory…
This will be an ongoing post where I upload the scavenger hunt AAC communication boards and other activity sheets…
When I was younger I was enraptured by a storytelling by Tony Robinson. The story was that of Odysseus….
My second sensory story is about the human body. This was written for the “Body, burps and bile” topic and delivered to a group of 12-14 year old students with a range of needs including Autism and PMLD.
Why sensory Learning? Sensory learning – Sensory activities are those designed by educators to facilitate exploration encouraging children to…
Many “Sensory” resources can be created from free or existing material, bubble wrap, packaging foam, a little dot of oil on a radiator. Food is easy and usually cheap, rainbow rice or spaghetti. I am a fan of getting outside, feel the breeze, listen to the waves (my school is just above the beach). Sometimes you want something a bit different. These can be used in a sensory room or individually to encourage calming or even concentration. I would love to hear your ideas as well.
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