Fall/Autumn Sensory Play Ideas
Fall/Autumn Sensory Play Ideas was designed with toddlers in mind. These activities are appropriate for 2 year olds and up (with adult supervision, of course).
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Fall/Autumn Sensory Play Ideas was designed with toddlers in mind. These activities are appropriate for 2 year olds and up (with adult supervision, of course).
A hands-on sensory-table resource for a plants/spring/farm thematic unit, integrating reading, math, and writing with sensory play.
This resource comes with 7 different activities. Students will practice their gross motor skills through activities like balancing. They will activate their sensory skills with activities such as finger paint play.
Halloween Alphabet Sensory Bin Mats Bring spooky letter learning fun to your classroom with these Halloween alphabet sensory bin mats!
Guide a hands-on finger-painting art project of hyacinth flowers to build fine motor skills, color mixing understanding, and awareness of highlights/shadows (light vs. dark colors).
Letter L Do A Dot Art Activity This 7-page printable packet offers a hands-on letter L craft for early learners. Young students will develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination as they dot Q-Tips in paint and stamp the tips on…
A dramatic-play/sensory-table center where students pretend to cook pasta, building fine motor skills, vocabulary, and early math/measurement concepts.
Have fun with play dough and teach feelings at the same time with these blank play dough feeling cards. There are 16 blank faces with hair, 6 without hair, and 2 different sizes for the ones without hair.
Playdough Letter Mats – Alphabet A–Z Uppercase & Lowercase | Color and Black-and-White This resource includes playdough letter mats for all letters A–Z . The letters are provided in uppercase and lowercase .
A theory-and-implementation guide for educators/therapists on running a gamified proprioceptive ('heavy work') sensory-regulation circuit program for K-8 students, framed around Sensory Integration Theory, Self-Determination Theory, and micro-learning, to help dysregulated students reach a calm, focused state for instruction.
Practice fine motor skills using a winter-themed 'do a dot' art packet.
Build fine motor and pre-writing skills through winter-themed playdough activity cards (pressing, kneading, rolling, shaping, and cutting).