Sensory Bin Handout: Encourage Tactile Processing, Food Exploration + More
$2.50
Sensory bins can be a great way to increase opportunity for tactile exposure. From birth, the tactile system plays an integral role in development and regulation. Little ones who experience tactile aversions may demonstrate difficulties with grooming, dressing, feeding and more. Play-based approaches, such as interacting with sensory bins, can be a helpful way to increase curiosity and exploration with a variety of textures and mediums!
As inspiring (or overwhelming) as Pinterest can be, you don’t need fancy themed bins for to achieve engagements!
This download includes ideas on what could be included in a bin, along with tips for increasing participation. Topics covered include wet textures, dry textures and edible and non-edible options for each! Please continue to note the importance of not forcing sensory input onto a child.
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Sensory bins can be a great way to increase opportunity for tactile exposure. From birth, the tactile system plays an integral role in development and regulation. Little ones who experience tactile aversions may demonstrate difficulties with grooming, dressing, feeding and more. Play-based approaches, such as interacting with sensory bins, can be a helpful way to increase curiosity and exploration with a variety of textures and mediums!
As inspiring (or overwhelming) as Pinterest can be, you don’t need fancy themed bins for to achieve engagements!
This download includes ideas on what could be included in a bin, along with tips for increasing participation. Topics covered include wet textures, dry textures and edible and non-edible options for each! Please continue to note the importance of not forcing sensory input onto a child.
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