Senses

Sensory Processing

How the brain organizes information from the senses, like touch, sound, and movement. Good processing helps a child feel calm, focus in a busy room, and react appropriately to their environment.

Textured Paper PaintingSensory SaladSpelling Push UpsBig Tac Toe

Sensory Processing activities

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Textured Paper PaintingAdded Nov 13 · Ages 3+Textured Paper PaintingSensory ProcessingBilateral Hand UseCuttingFine Motor Control+5 moreYou'll need: Finger Paint · Markers · Paint Brush · Paper Bag · Squirt Bottle · Tempera PaintSensory SaladAdded Nov 13 · Ages 3 to 5Sensory SaladSensory ProcessingBilateral Hand UseCuttingFinger Strength+3 moreYou'll need: Blocks · Bowl · Construction Paper · Paper Plate · Pom-poms · Scissors · Straws · TongsSpelling Push UpsAdded Nov 12 · Ages 6+Spelling Push UpsSensory ProcessingHead/Neck ExtensionMotor PlanningProprioception+1 moreYou'll need: Construction Paper · Paper · Pen · Scissors · Therapy BallBig Tac ToeAdded Nov 12 · Ages 3+Big Tac ToeSensory ProcessingBilateral Hand UseCore StrengthCrossing Midline+9 moreYou'll need: Construction Paper · Crayons · Markers · Masking Tape · Pen · ScissorsPing Pong PlatesAdded Nov 11 · Ages 3+Ping Pong PlatesSensory ProcessingCrossing MidlineEye-Hand CoordinationMotor Planning+5 moreYou'll need: Balloon · Crayons · Glue · Masking Tape · Paper Plate · Wooden SticksSunflower HandprintAdded Oct 26 · Ages 3+Sunflower HandprintSensory ProcessingBilateral Hand UseCuttingEye-Hand Coordination+3 moreYou'll need: Construction Paper · Glue · Markers · Pen · Scissors · Tempera Paint

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