This activity promotes tactile tolerance of wet textures through prolonged interaction with water and ice in order to encourage thoroughness of and enjoyment in hand hygiene.

Easter Egg Hunt activity that you can do indoors to work on balance, motor planning, pacing, bilateral coordination and more.

This therapy mat is unique as it is flexible enough to fold and roll inside it. We’re using the therapy mat to make a burrito and roll the child inside to provide both proprioceptive and vestibular input.

This activity provides tactile input and works on finger isolation by creating a picture of a turkey using the child’s fingerprints.

Fall activity to promote sensory processing with dry leaves and glue while creating a unique art project.

The vestibular system is the first of the sensory systems to develop in uterus. This fun roll, crawl, and jump activity provides vestibular input and can be easily done at home.

This activity helps the child practice cutting lines. Using glue as oppose to stapler promotes sensory processing.

This activity is designed to strengthen the child’s finger muscles and to develop pincer grasp. Using different media and textures such as playdough , Floam© or Silly Putty© is good for developing the child’s tactile sense.

This activity promotes pincer grasp and visual motor skills by creating and decorating an acorn shape.

This cold and fun activity helps in developing tripod grasp as well as sensory processing.