- Plastic baggy painting - This is a great project to start with for kids with sensory issues as it does not require the child to actually touch the paint and get messy, but it still gives them the opportunity to move and squish the paint around in the bag. This gives a more mild sensory experience. Simply squirt a small amount of paint into a zip top plastic bag (the freezer type are stronger), use multiple colors for mixing, close the top and tape to the table or the window and have your child "paint" inside the baggy. Observe what happens to the paint and discuss the mixing of colors and what colors make up other colors.
- Water play -! Set out a large tub, fill up some smaller containers with water and a few drops of food coloring, pick out some utensils to play with and go to town Your child can experiment by mixing the containers of colored water and transferring liquids from container to container. Water is generally a non-threatening item to most children and can create a calming experience for a child. Be prepared with plenty of towels and a dry change of clothes!
- Model Magic Clay -.. Model Magic Clay can be found at any craft store or big box store It will provide a non-messy clay experience for children It is light-weight and easy to manipulate for children of all ages and it dries in about 24 hours for those little ones that can not wait to play with their creations. Once dry you can paint your creation if you'd like!
- Sensory tubs - As your child becomes more and more adapted to touching the world around them, a sensory tub can be a great place to really dig in, so to speak Fill a medium tub with rice, dry pasta, sand or whatever else you. can find. Food grains are generally a good option, and you can save them for another time. You will want to label them for crafts. Bury small objects for your child to find. It may take them a bit to be willing to dig for the items, but the surprise of what they'll find usually wins out! Give your child tools to use in the tub to move around the objects and the grains. It's best to start with one tactile substance in the tub at a time. As your child is more willing to touch different things, you can start mixing what you put in the tub.
- Color Wonder -. Color Wonder provides art experiences for children without the mess The markers or finger paints will only show up on the special Color Wonder paper, which means that they are clear and will not show up on your child's skin as they are creating their masterpiece.
- Painting with tools - Finger painting may be a long stretch for children with sensory issues, but creating an experience where your child will not have to touch the paint is a step between no painting and finger painting Have your child paint with unusual objects,. such as a fly swatter, spoons, rolling a car or marbles in a tray of paper with paint squirted on top or using string Let your imagination go wild;. just make sure whatever you paint with is washable.
- Shaving cream play - Playing and painting with shaving cream is a messy project that your child may be resistant to, but knowing that clean-up will be easy may help them start this project Once your child has started playing in the shaving cream, you. They might want to see if they'd like to create marble paper with the foam. If your child is sensitive to smells, use unscented shaving cream so the smell is not overwhelming to them.
- Puffy paint in squeeze bottles - You can make this puffy paint at home and put it in squeeze bottles Have your child squirt out designs and write with the paint Allow the paint to dry and then you can have your child trace the paint with their.. fingers, creating an entirely different experience for your child.
- ! Styrofoam sculptures - Save Styrofoam from packaging and use it to create art projects Have your child create sculptures with the Styrofoam; you can use toothpicks, skewers or craft glue to keep items together while building.
- Gak - Once your child has gotten used to handling objects and substances that aremessy, squishy or even kind of gross, it's time to make gak Gak is a science experiment with a very fun result Making the gak is incredibly overwhelming for a lot!. of children, but that portion of the experiment only lasts for a short while and soon you have transformed some ordinary ingredients into a wonderful play substance that will provide hours and hours of entertainment!
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Flashcards Learning
Flashcards can be a great way to introduce new vocabulary so that learners have a very clear understanding of the word or concept.
iCan创意教育培养将想象在瞬间内转化为文字、数字或记号的能力以及反向思维能力。
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A love of mathematics
A love of mathematics which will continue to grow throughout his life; An advantage in mastering related subjects; Increased capability and intelligence; Increased brain growth.
爱数学的孩子将继续在他的生活成长中掌握相关学科的优势; 智力和应用能力不断提高,脑部发育持续增长。
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Sensory integration activities
Sensory integration activities are unbelievably fun and a necessary part of development for any child, whether they have a sensory processing disorder or not.
儿童感统训练的目的就是让不同程度的感统失调得到有效的改善。
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Stories Times
Stories can help children learn about concepts such as shape, size, space and colour, up and down, inside and outside, numbers and the names of objects.
小朋友爱听故事是因为他们的小脑袋正处于高速发育阶段,他们正试着观察、解读、分类这个世界上的信息,一切事情都能引起他们的好奇。
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Chinese Flash Cards
Flash card are perfect for early education and it is the most common method when it comes to teaching children.
使用识字卡教学,小学生能快速认字。
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Children love to learn
Children love to learn but they hate to be tested, the more you test him, the slower he will learn and the less he will want to.
孩子爱学习,但他们讨厌被测试,你越是考验他,他的学习速度将会越来慢。
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Reading newspapers
Reading newspapers provides wide ranging benefits for everyone in general but especially for the students they remain the most invaluable source of news and information, despite the onslaught of the electronic media.
报纸提供了学生们广泛的资讯,尽管受到电子媒体的冲击。
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Charity donations
Charity donations for the Philippines Typhoon Haiyan survivors。
捐出善款资助菲律宾台风海燕幸存者。
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Flash card are perfect for early education
Flash card are perfect for early education and it is the most common method when it comes to teaching children.
使用识字卡教学,小学生能快速认字。
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Reading Newspaper
Most new readers of newspapers start small and work up their way up to read the whole paper.
大多数新读者都是从小开始阅读报纸,他们循序见进地学习,最终阅读报纸全文。
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Hard work and smart work
Hard work and smart work both lead to a path of success。
勤奋和智慧学习,迈向成功之道。
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Reach to the top level
Children who make the choice to study, work hard or do whatever they endeavor is to give it the max on themselves to reach to the top level.
孩子选择努力学习,尽全力达到顶尖水平,直奔标杆。
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Group study
Students take advantage of study groups to boost their learning efforts。
孩子们群体学习,提高他们的阅读努力。
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Achieving the challenges
Sensory Integration Activities are the lifeline to providing and achieving the necessary challenges for children。
感觉统合活动协助孩子迊向挑战。
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40 categories e-flash cards
Learning 40 categories,more than 4000 pieces of Mandarin, English, Maths… e-flash cards.
学习40个类别,超过4000张华文、英文、数学.e卡识字。
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Succeed in school
e-Flash cards will help your preschooler succeed in school.
教小朋友念完数码识字卡后,再让他们看对应的图的那一面,字句和图案联系起来,加深小朋友认知和开发智慧的潜力。
11 Jun 2015
10 Art Projects for Kids with Sensory Issues
99 Sensory Activities For Any Child
- Jump (on a mini-trampoline, from a chair to a sofa, on the bed, etc.)
- Wheelbarrow walking or races
- Donkey Kicks
- ABC Pushups (Push-up plank position, touch chest with hand and say a letter of the alphabet, all the way up to the letter Z. Each letter said, the student changes the hand that touches the chest)
- Bear walk
- Crab walk
- Play leap frog
- Tummy time push ups (for babies)
- Toddlers can push their own stroller, the laundry or grocery cart
- Have your toddler or child carry a backpack full of their own toys and books
- Hammer ice cubes in a plastic bag (then use them for lemonade!)
- Pillow Fight
- Stuffed animal catch
- Hanging from a chin-up bar
- Bouncing on hopping ball
- Tug-of-war
- Hopscotch
- Wrestling
- Tickle fight
- Drumming
- Banging on pots and pans
- Have a parade and march
- Wiping the counters
- Sweeping
- Swiffering
- Dustbusting
- Unloading the washing machine and the dryer
- Taking out the trash
- Water balloon catch
- Beanbag catch
- Push-o-war (put palms against each other and push as hard as you can)
- Animal footsteps (Child lays down and chooses and animal and using your fingers or hands try to make it feel like that animal walking over back and limbs. Vestibular Input (swinging and spinning) is intense and long-lasting sensory input. It should be provided in doses and parents should watch and be sensitive to how their children react and help them learn to manage this type of input to keep them even.
- Swinging: Try different types of swinging to see how it feels (tire, rope, belly, etc)
- Spinning
- Run in circles
- Hang upside down
- Swing your child around from their arms or legs
- drag them on a sheet or blanket
- Rock in a rocking chair Tactile Input. Many kids are overly sensitive to tactile input. Tags, pant buttons, getting wet, or even the feeling of foods in the mouth can drive some kids batty. Doing these activities can help children get used to tactile stimulation gradually and can be fun for all kids.
- Make a kid sandwich by pressing down on him between two pillows or couch cushions
- Make a kid burrito by rolling her tightly in a blanket
- Roll out the cookie dough by rolling a big ball firmly over the back and limbs
- Make your own sandbox with a bowl full of dry beans or styrofoam peanuts.
- Pour salt on a cookie sheet and paint with your fingers.
- Spread beans out in a baking tray or pan and make a construction site for trucks.Bury small toys in rice and have them do an archeological dig
- Go on a texture walk
- Have a texture scavenger hunt at homeIn the bath: Some sensory defensive kids hate getting wet, but these activities make bathing more fun for all kids:
- Add food coloring to the water
- Ladles, cups, strainers, squirters, funnels
- Play with shaving cream
- Soap crayons or bath paints
- Rub with different textures while in the bath, a smooth or nubby washcloth, a loofah, a nail brush.
- Put shaving cream on a placemat to squish around
- Mix cookie dough or cake batter with hands
- Make play dough
- Make a touch book of different textures from your home
- Put single items in paper bags and let kids try to guess what they are
- play with face paints
- Repot the plants
- Use a vibrating toothbrush
- Sip seltzer
- Lick lemons Some kids need extra oral-motor activities, but they tend to be calming for everyone.
- Crunch ice
- Use chewelry
- Make smoothies and suck through a straw
- practice chewing gum and blowing bubbles
- Use crazy straws Breathing is especially important for kids with low muscle tone, but we can all use to exercise our lungs and benefit from the therapeutic effects of breathing deeply.
- blow whistles
- Make and blow pinwheels
- blow feathers off your hand
- play soccer by blowing a cottonball across the table scoring if you can blow it off the other person's end.
- Have a cottonball race.
- Make bubble mountains in a bowl with a straw and soapy water
- Blow gently on each other's faces (see who can blow the longest) Visual, Olfactory (Smell), and Auditory Stimulating Activities:
- Sit quietly and listen to nature. (You can also use nature sounds recordings)
- Play a listening game. Sit very quietly and try to guess the sounds you hear.
- Let them play with the stereo dial to experiment with loud and soft sounds.
- Play by candlelight
- Turn off the lights and play flashlight tag
- Shadow puppets
- Build a fort or tent
- Hide under a blanket and read by flashlight
- play catch with a balloon
- Do mazes or dot to dots
- Trace your body or hands
- Wear sunglasses Smells
- Explore how your child reacts to different smells. If you find some are soothing or alerting, get lotions, soaps, or candles to help regulate mood.
- Using a blindfold have them guess different smells. (Peanut butter, maple syrup, apples, etc)
- Try giving a child a strong flavored candy or gum before trying a new food at dinner.
- Eat sensory savvy snacks
- Tickle Fingers (trace fingers lightly over the skin)
- Put on lotion
- Pet the cat
- Butterfly kisses (eyelash kisses)
- Give each other massages
- Make extreme faces
- Practice blowing out birthday candles on playdough cakes
- Put dollops of different colored paints in a baggie and squish around to mix the paints.
- Create a sensory savvy spot (beanbag chair or pile of pillows with soft lighting, soothing items such as books and stuffed animals, music with headphones and a snack)