Preschool classroom sensory area

SENSORY OVERLOAD RETREAT .. Cozy cove for children that NEED to be in their own space ( Autistic students need a break from sensory overload). Cardboard box.

This is HANDS DOWN everyone’s favorite sensory item! Hence why I have 2 sequin walls now 😂 I have the fabric that I use linked in my LTK & my Amazon storefront! The links are in my bio 🩷 Do you have...

I think all special education teachers struggle with meeting the sensory needs of some of our students. I am not always lucky enough to have a separate sensory room at my school. However, you can easily and cheaply create a sensory wall for your students! Below is a list of items you can add to […]

These 5 hands-on ways to sort by color are a great way to engage students in this essential early learning skill!

School is back in session! It's been a bit crazy over here but we're finally adjusting to the new schedule. I wanted to find ways to include my toddler with all the excitement that is happening with his brother. This back to school sensory bin was perfect! He had so much fun exploring all the

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This Foil Painting activity literally took me less than a couple of minutes to prep, requires a couple of plain old craft supplies and

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