Sensory Activity

Sensory activities and ideas for special education. Sensory rooms, therapy ideas, ideas and activities for autism.

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a blue and yellow felt board with two pieces of paper attached to it, on a purple carpet

On-the-Go Quiet Time Activities - How Wee Learn

Travel quiet time activities - felt maze

the alphabet worksheets for kids to practice letter recognition and matching with other letters

Alphabet Practice Letters Recognition Sound Craft Activities Letter of the Week

a young boy sitting at a table with two paper plates that have the letter d on them

Ideias de Atividades reaproveitando materiais recicláveis - SÓ ESCOLA

Ideias de Atividades reaproveitando materiais recicláveis

there are many pieces of art on the wall with strings attached to it and pinned together

Texture collage

Perfect for 5 senses learning

Sensory board made from items around home and a multi photo frame

an image of a black box with pictures on it and the words amazing feel board by kristy see more

a child is playing with food on a wooden board that includes eggs, nuts and other things

the floor is made out of legos and has different colored blocks on it, including one

a child standing on top of a black mat covered in lots of crafting supplies

DIY Sensorik Matten für Kinder - Sinneswahrnehmung mit den Füßen - kleinliebchen

water dropping fine motor skill building activity for kids

15 Fun Fine Motor Activities

For themes like Spring, April Showers, Weather, Rain, etc. :) | Tutus and Tea Parties: Fine Motor Skill Building | Water Dropper Practice

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buttons and paper are laid out on the table to make a rainbow craft for kids

Making A Felt Button Chain

a young boy playing with toys on the floor

Coordenação motora

Coordenação motora é a capacidade do nosso corpo de fazer movimentos articulados e é resultado da interação entre os nossos sistemas muscular, esquelético, nervoso e sensorial.

two hands holding a ball of plastic beads

Fine motor activity using a spiky ball and loom bands

Here is a simple fine motor activity using a spiky ball and loom bands. It's lots of fun for preschoolers or children needing to build their hand muscles for writing and gripping objects. Occupational therapist would also be very interested in this easy idea for kids.

children are sitting at a table with letters and numbers on the blue floor, while one child is holding a plastic cup

A Peek at our Week!

Using pieces of pipe cleaner as worms and clothes pegs as bird beaks is a very easy way to work on developing those little hand muscles and fine motor control!

several pairs of scissors are sitting in a bin filled with plastic straws and colored sticks

Getting Started With Fine Motor Morning Work Stations - Differentiated Kindergarten

Fine Motor Activities for Morning Work Centers