Reasons for using a Sensory Tent for Sensory Regulation - Integrated Learning Strategies
A child who experiences frequent sensory meltdowns and overload may benefit from this important sensory tool...| Integrated Learning Strategies
A child who experiences frequent sensory meltdowns and overload may benefit from this important sensory tool...| Integrated Learning Strategies
Nothing is cooler than rocks, lava, and chemical reactions. Combine all three of these things in this super-simple, super-cool simple volcano experiment where kids can learn just exactly why lava rocks are bumpy. The inspiration behind this activity was fizzing bath bombs. This is our science-based, action-packed activity response. The kids loved it, but be...| Mommy Evolution
Stephanie Oswald These Halloween play dough task cards printable are the kind of simple activity that saves the day when you need something fun right now. There’s no fancy setup, no hours of prep, and definitely no glitter hiding in your carpet for months. Just roll out some dough, grab the cards, and let the Halloween magic ... Read more The post Halloween Play Dough Task Cards Printable appeared first on Parenting Chaos.| Parenting Chaos
Stephanie Oswald If you’ve ever handed your kids a lump of playdough and watched them create something wildly unidentifiable (but clearly VERY important), then you already know why I love activities like this one. Our Build a Monster Play Dough Tray is pure Halloween chaos in the best way possible – googly eyes everywhere, vampire fangs in ... Read more The post Build a Monster Play Dough Tray appeared first on Parenting Chaos.| Parenting Chaos
Using songs and rhymes to help your children learn good habits, from better memory to emotional regulation, smooth bedtime routines.| Toddler in Action
This Halloween Sensory Bin is an easy and fun themed sensory play idea for preschoolers, kindergartners, and older kids. Make it on The post Halloween Sensory Bin appeared first on Fireflies and Mud Pies.| Fireflies and Mud Pies
Why getting muddy might just be the best thing you do for your children this term I’ll be honest with you, when I first heard about barefoot sensory paths, I thought it was another passing fad. Just another thing to add to our already overwhelming to-do list. But after watching three-year-old Maya transform from a ... Read more The post The Barefoot Sensory Path: Connecting with Nature for Calming Sensory Input appeared first on Special Education and Inclusive Learning.| Special Education and Inclusive Learning
Why a cardboard box full of leaves might be the best language tool in your classroom I used to think story boxes were just another craft project that would end up forgotten in a cupboard somewhere. Then I watched four-year-old Marcus, who hadn’t spoken a word in circle time all term, suddenly start describing the ... Read more The post Making an Autumn Story Box for Communication appeared first on Special Education and Inclusive Learning.| Special Education and Inclusive Learning
How One Simple Texture Activity Transformed Our Creation Story Time (And Stopped the Fidgeting Forever) If you’ve taught Bible stories in EYFS, you know the challenge. Twenty-eight children aged 4-5, different attention spans, varying developmental needs, and a curriculum requirement to deliver meaningful RE content. Traditional storytelling methods often leave some children restless, others disengaged, ... Read more The post Creation Story Texture Timeline Sensory Activity appeared first o...| Special Education and Inclusive Learning
Discover simple, fun, and effective home-based sensory integration activities for kids that support their growth, focus, and emotional well-being.| Skill Point Therapy
Sensory play has always been a favorite of mine. If given the choice, wouldn't you rather play with squishy things then do any real "work"? I ran a home daycare and preschool in my home when my oldest kids were young. We incorporated sensory activities into nearly everything we could. Most days you'd find us playing in "goop" or fishing a variety of things out of our homemade bean table. Sensory may look like nothing but play but there are endless things that kids can learn from it. We learn ...| Busy Mommy Media
Looking for effective attention getters for students? Discover movement-based, call-and-response, and free printable attention grabber cards to keep your class focused and engaged.| Sea of Knowledge
Planning sensory-friendly travel for your neurodivergent family starts with understanding that travel has two distinct parts to consider. When it...| ClimbRx®
Blue Sensory Bin Looking for a super fun activity for the kids? This blue sensory bin is SO fun! Whether you're working on colors or just want a fun activity for the kids, this sensory| The Art Kit
Looking for a no-fail way to make rainbow rice? This method is quick, easy, and results in vibrant, non-sticky colors that won’t rub off on little hands.| Fireflies and Mud Pies
Calling all future paleontologists! Get ready to uncover some fun with a roar-some with this Dinosaur Dig Letter Matching Activity! This activity combines hands-on learning with sensory play to create an engaging way for young learners to practice letter recognition. Perfect for literacy centers, morning tubs, or small groups, this activity will have your students excited to uncover “fossils” as they... The post Dinosaur Dig Letter matching Activity appeared first on ABCs of Literacy.| ABCs of Literacy
Dyed Epsom salts are a cheap, easy, and fun sensory material for preschoolers.| Crafting a Green World
Grab the ice! This ice table sensory bin is the perfect outdoor activity for toddlers and preschoolers. It's a great summer sensory bin.| Busy Toddler
