The Interplay of Vestibular and Proprioceptive Senses: A Guide to Your Body’s Internal Navigation
Exploring the Interplay of Vestibular and Proprioceptive Senses Our ability to navigate the world around us with ease and…
Exploring the Interplay of Vestibular and Proprioceptive Senses Our ability to navigate the world around us with ease and…
How Many Senses Do We Have and How Do They Enhance Learning? As teachers, we know that our students…
Sensory Processing Disorder Links to Childhood Behaviour As behaviour lead one of the most frequent questions that I often…
The Best Home Made Sensory Toys for Autistic Children For autistic children, finding easy DIY ways to engage their senses…
A Spooky Sensory Experience. Are You A Monster? Halloween Sensory Story is similar to Are You An Elf? and…
I wanted to do a more fun sensory story. Heavily inspired by Pete Wells And his very funny sensory…
This post on sensory processing was inspired by a talk I attended by Olga Bogdishana. You can find the…
Making use of your sensory garden. Outdoor learning is an essential part of all children’s education. Getting out of…
This winter themed Sensory Story has been written for our “Time” topic where we are exploring the seasons. Snow…
An Autumn Sensory Story This is due to be the first in a series of 4 stories (1 for…
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.
These books are only those I have read and can recommend. They all follow an inclusive and positive support ethos. They all also focus on the only part of behaviour support we can control – ourselves. If your school has a zero tolerance behaviour policy read these and make it your mission to get that rewritten.I will get around to doing a second post but I need to get reading first!
How would hot weather influence behaviour? This seemed apt to post now as the country simmers slowly beneath the…
Sensory and Storytelling Umbrellas When you listen to a speaker you need to be inspired. Your mind needs to…
Custom Tough Tray Divider Tough trays are a brilliant and invaluable addition to any classroom. This was an idea…
n my role as behaviour lead at my school I am increasingly interested in the impact of sensory processing on learning, engagement and what we perceive as challenging behaviour. I wanted to find out more so asked some questions of the twitterverse. This is a breakdown of some of the things I was able to take away from the chat.
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