Sensory Class Blog
Toothbrushing for sensory avoiders
Brushing teeth can be tough for our sensory children, as it involves lots of stimulation - noise, pressure, taste, texture and smell. Our mouth is incredibly sensitive and teeth brushing...
Toothbrushing for sensory avoiders
Brushing teeth can be tough for our sensory children, as it involves lots of stimulation - noise, pressure, taste, texture and smell. Our mouth is incredibly sensitive and teeth brushing...
IPad Apps I use in my Sensory Classroom
In this blog post you will discover the most used apps in my sensory classroom. The list includes speech and language, sensory, mark making, cause and effect and more. Tap...
IPad Apps I use in my Sensory Classroom
In this blog post you will discover the most used apps in my sensory classroom. The list includes speech and language, sensory, mark making, cause and effect and more. Tap...
Sensory Chews for Autistic Oral Seekers
This topic is one of my most commonly requested; it would seem oral sensory seekers are plenty in our classrooms. Why do children seek biting and chewing? Communication Biting can...
Sensory Chews for Autistic Oral Seekers
This topic is one of my most commonly requested; it would seem oral sensory seekers are plenty in our classrooms. Why do children seek biting and chewing? Communication Biting can...
Christmas on the Storage Drive
Easy and printable activities for sensory learners to enjoy this season
Christmas on the Storage Drive
Easy and printable activities for sensory learners to enjoy this season