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| Sensory Games For parents & Educators: Feel free to download & use! Games & Links Added Monthly
Have an activity suggestion? Contact Barbara@bodylogique.com and we will include it here with your contact information. Last Update 12/3/11 |
(Courtesy of Shari at Karma Kids Yoga)
(Courtesy Alleum Yoga)
| In addition to creating nourishing meals and spending family time together, cooking can be a great social & integrative activity for children with Sensory Processing Issues. Children can stir, mix or knead ingredients, (proprioceptive/tactile) measure ingredients (visual) and be exposed to different tastes & smells to name a few. Following the steps teaches order & focus and eating food that they helped prepare gives a sense of meaningful accomplishment! |
| 'The creation of something new is not accomplished by the intellect but by the play instinct acting from inner necessity. The creative mind plays with the objects it loves. ~ Carl Jung |
Play is a uniquely adaptive act, not subordinate
to some other adaptive act, but with a special
function of its own in human experience.
~Johan Huizinga
to some other adaptive act, but with a special
function of its own in human experience.
~Johan Huizinga
| proprioceptive activity for all children to help build balance & strong core muscles Read more about hooping here... |
Cookie Relay Game (ages 5-10)
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(Courtesy Shakta Khalsa at Radiant Child Yoga)
Make
A Sensory Box...
A Sensory Box...
| Coloring is one of the easiest and most useful sensory activities for kids. It helps develop visual processing, tracking, rods/cones, & also improves planning, creative problem solving & fine motor skills! Mandalas (circular symmetrical designs) are also used to improve focus and increase relaxation. I'd like to thank Jake & Morgan for allowing me to use their beautiful art work! Thank You! |
©2011-Jake
©2011-Jake
©2011-Morgan
©2011-Morgan
| Assistive Technology Guide (Age birth to 3) This Free Download Courtesy of the Pacer Center, www.pacer.org |
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Adaptive Movement Education
Adaptive Movement Education
for Children with Special Needs
"Moving the Body~Engaging The Senses ~Inspiring Learning"
"Moving the Body~Engaging The Senses ~Inspiring Learning"
