Thank you to Wendy @ Disabilityhelper.info, who came across the Sensory Soup website and forwarded me a few detailed resources she felt may be valuable to share via the site with persons and parents who may be struggling to deal with sensory issues or to meet sensory needs. NHS SENSORY PROCESSING HUB http://www.sensoryprocessinghub.humber.nhs.uk Here can …
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DRAW WITH STARS Draw With Stars is a super simple cause & effect app with twinkling sound effects. Touch the screen to make individual stars appear. Touch and hold the screen to make a trail of stars appear. You can change the size and colour of the stars too. Available from the App Store ROCKETS …
Not only do these sensory pop tubes make a fabulous noise, bend, stretch, twist and squash the light up too. There are so many different ways that you could use them for learning in your sensory room or dark space. Big & Small Size Ordering Counting Creating Shapes…the list goes on! You can purchase Light …
5 Little Ducks Went Swimming One Day These little light-up ducks look visually fabulous swimming on neon water in the Sensory Room. Brilliant for sensory play & learning when sharing 5 Little Ducks with your sensory room explorers.
Here are a few Superhero ideas to use in your Sensory Room with your sensory learners & explorers. GOTHAM CITY AMBIENCE – YouTube Video This video makes a fabulous backdrop projected onto the wall of a Sensory Room—an hour-long video with amazing lights, city sounds and smoking rooftops. Watch out for the Bat-Signal shining into …
Autumn is a souper sensory time of year leaves; conkers are falling from the trees, the weather is getting colder, the nights are darker, and we look forward to celebrating Halloween, Bonfire Night and Christmas. Here are some fantastic cause-and-effect apps themed around this beautiful time of year to use with sensory learners in your …
Here are two fabulous Autumn videos from YouTube that you can use to create a magical Autumnal environment in your sensory room. Run them via your projector onto a blank wall, a super cheap way to bring the visual wonder of Autumn inside… the perfect backdrops for setting the scene for Autumn sensory sessions.
Add different coloured florescent paint to water beads for a very effective sensory room art activity. This can get messy so make sure you have a plastic sheet down as the water beads bounce everywhere. I dropped the paint-covered water beads on to black paper in a large plastic storage box. The beads make a …
Finally, why not try adding neon bouncy balls to plain water for a calming, visual sensory play experience. These bouncy balls make a lovely sound when dropped into the water.
Soup up your sensory room water play by adding water to a good blob of florescent paint, chuck in loads of neon bouncy balls and off you go—a souper sensory play experience for special learners of all ages.
