Sensory objects

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Teach your students about the five senses, touch. What exactly can they feel? wood - hard, cotton wool - soft / fluffy, and so on.

Ease your senses.

DIY Sensory Blocks - a wonderful sensory toy for your little one, but wouldn't they be GREAT in speech therapy? Close your eyes, touch, now describe how it feels. Use your best vocabulary words for describing!

DIY sensory walk using foam puzzle tiles

I keep a set of favorite sensory fidgets in my rolling cart. While I have a mix of different toys, three of them are my favorites. Every couple years, I need to reorder them because they

Lots of kids struggle with worries or anxiety, especially around the start of the new school year. These Worry Pets are small enough to fit in a pocket. The cuddle fabric is snuggly soft. The poly-pellets inside provide comforting sensory input and something to rub between worried fingers, and the eyes make them oh, so cute. These are not just for worriers, though! The whole family will want one.

This is the most MESMERIZING sensory bottle you have ever seen! Fabulous for calming big emotions with children of all ages, you just have to check it out.

Sensory box for toddlers. A Feel n' Find box to help kids get in touch with their senses. Our two year old loved this educational activity. Toddler Activities DIY | Montessori toddler activities | learning activities toddler | Sensory Activities Preschool

Kneading. Stirring. Pouring. These sculptural tools offer the familiar feeling--and comfort--of cooking.