Tactile activities

Can’t stand the tags in your t-shirt? Won’t tolerate walking barefoot at the beach? Irritated by the person in line next to you who accidentally swiped up against your arm? If any of these situations sound familiar for either you or your child, here are four of our favorite activities to address tactile defensiveness. #sensory #specialneeds #specialneedskids #specialneedsmom #occupationaltherapy #occupationaltherapist #therapy #ot #sensoryactivities #specialneedsactivities

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Tactile, sensory activities for dementia are very important. This article gives you some ideas of activities to stimulate the sense of touch.

Looking for fun and accessible craft ideas for blind individuals? Check out this list of 12 great craft ideas that stimulate the senses and encourage tactile exploration. From clay imprints to sensory balls, these crafts offer a range of textures, scents, and materials to explore.

This alphabet squish activity is the perfect sensory and tactile experience for little ones learning their letters! Just a few household ingredients needed!

Here are some of our favorite activities, developed by our team of pediatric therapists, to promote development of the tactile system through sensory play.

My Twins really enjoy fun Montessori inspired learning! Here are some links and previews of many wonderful Montessori inspired activities my twins have participated in!! Montessori can be an amazing way to keep your child busy, teach your child, help your child learn better and easier, help a child with special needs or academic issues to learn, to calm your child, to calm you as a parent, to really help your child to understand many academic and practical life skills, and for occupational…

We have upcycled and used from our home everything needed to DIY tactile cards for touch and match game to explore textures.

Quick and simple sensory play recipes for toddler, preschool, kindergarten, and grade school age kids to explore their tactile senses! Make sensory play recipes using flour, cornstarch, rice, soap, shaving cream, and sand! easy sensory activities that kids love. Messy sensory play.

Multi-sensory learning- using more than one sense for learning is beneficial in many ways. With Touch & Feel cards, children use the visual and tactile sense to explore the objects on the cards, whether it