Sensorial
April 6
Puddle Jumping
Who needs to wait for another rainy day just to jump in some puddles? Make your own with construction paper or felt and let your child jump out some of their extra energy.
April 6
Ball Maze Sensory Bag
A no-mess sensory experience? Yes!
April 3
April 3
Making Music
Use common household items to make a variety of music instruments. Observe differences in the sounds these instruments produce.
March 27
Laurie Berkner
Laurie Berkner & her band have a library of Children's songs, many with accompanied music videos. For today, please listen to the song “12 Months” either audio or music video version. She has other great songs such as “We Are the Dinosaurs” and you can act out the lyrics around the house. Being silly helps to lighten the mood, eliminate tension. Having fun is a great way to relax while also letting our minds grow and wander.
March 27
Visual Differences
Here is an activity that will spark your child’s visual sense through grading based on size or gradient of color
March 25
Make a Sensory Bin
Sensory bins are great for engaging hands-on sensory play which develops fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination and can be therapeutic and meditative for children. Most children who use sensory bins come away relaxed and balanced.
March 25
Rough or Smooth
This Sensorial activity gives your child practice in identifying and naming objects that are rough or smooth using their sense of touch.
March 23
Sensory Scavenger Hunt
A scavenger hunt using all of your senses
March 19
Paper Obstacle Course
Make an obstacle course out of construction paper, then send a ball through.