A very useful resource from Super Duper Publications to help children to regulate themselves. It contains 55 activity cards under five sensory categories: vestibular; proprioception; oral-motor; tactile; visual, auditory and olfactory.
This book is a sequel to Sensational Kids and uses the same language in terms of describing sensory processing difficulties and setting up strategies. It aims to ‘teach low cost effective, functional, on the spot tips to use with children with sensory issues at home, at school, or in the community setting’.
A ‘fun, interactive workbook to help children identify their own sensory profiles and develop a personal toolbox of strategies’. This book fills a gap in the market in terms of books on sensory processing. It is written in a workbook style and can be used by parents, children and professionals. It includes clear descriptions of […]
This book is full of sensory ideas to help children aged 7 – 14 years to regulate their emotions. There is also a section at the back written for parents. A really useful little book for parents and classroom teachers with simple sensory ideas that can easily be carried out at home or in the […]
The book contains 17 songs with sensory ideas for each song and Makaton signs. It also includes a CD of the songs as well as the sheet music. This is a great resource for those working with children with additional needs but also for early years. It would be a great resource for home . […]
This website has lots of great ideas for sensory and creative play. Loads of ideas of things to do at home plus plenty of activities that could be used within school. I found the ‘Browse By Age‘ section helpful and also the ‘Sensory Activities‘.
This blog written by an occupational therapist is primarily aimed at parents of babies and young children. It contains some useful ideas for sensory activities and also some interesting articles on sensory processing and sensory development.
A blog containing loads of sensory resources, educational activities and crafts for kids, and autism resources. Look at the sensory activity jar , great idea to help with aiding regulation at school and at home, and sensory hacks.
A book of fun games that can be played at home or school to develop social and motor skills. The games are designed for children with autism or sensory processing disorders. It is also a great resource for those working in Early Years.
This book features more than one hundred fun, sensory motor activities that help develop sensory processing skills and motor coordination skills. It is full of simple ideas that don’t need expensive pieces of equipment. Makes a great companion book to ‘The Out-of-Sync Child’. Ideal for parents, teachers and therapists. It is one of those ‘must-have’ […]
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