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my-autism-adhd-blog · 4 months

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Sensory Activities for Each Sense

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#neurodivergence #neurodiversity #actually neurodivergent #sensory activities #stimming #vestibular #visual #auditory #tactile #smell #taste #proprioception #feel free to reblog/share #Neurodivergent_lou (Facebook)

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autism-moms-blog · 1 year

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#sensory #autism #autism awareness #autism spectrum disorder #autism resources #sensory disorder #sensory processing disorder #sensory play #sensory seeking #sensory activities #sensoryneeds

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mommabird1772 · 2 years

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I hc that Jacks favourite sensory activity is beans in a tray. They enjoy running their fingers through them, and the noise they make rattling against each other. They also like dish soap foam, but does not enjoy the process in which it is made.

Thank you for providing the rainbow dish soap picture for this week's moodboard! I loved collaborating with you and hearing all your ideas!

#wichcore samantha wednesday #cottagecore sastiel #trans sam winchester #genderfluid cas #supernatural #Non binary jack kline #Toddler jack kline #Autistic jack kline #Actually autistic #Bird Mom answers #Sensory activities

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cutest-bunny-writings · 2 years

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So I don't have my septum pierced (yet) but this is a list of things I do when wearing my faux nose rings and I'd thought I'd share.🥰

Stick my tongue out to play with it

Pull on it gently while in deep thought

Enjoy the clinking noise it makes when it hits the tops of soda/tea cans

Wiggle my nose around just to feel it swing

Cross my eyes to look at my nose even though I know I won't be able to see it

(Beaded nose rings) Wiggle my nose to hear the clinking noise they make

(Beaded nose rings) Giggle when I sneeze and the beads jingle or hit the end of my nose

Overall, my nose rings are a positive sensory experience that keep me grounded and from being overly anxious all the time.🥰

#nose ring #nose rings #septum piercing #sensory #sensory activity #sensory activities #anxious #anxiety #sensory experience #positive #positive sensory experience #body piercings #body art #body piercing

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theacademyofearlylearning · 2 days

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If you are looking to spark your child’s curiosity and foster their development, The Academy of Early Learning understands the importance of sensory experiences in early childhood education in Slidell, Louisiana. Sensory activities play a vital role in enhancing learning and promoting holistic growth for children.

#Emotional Skills #Sensory Activities #Social Skills

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babyhub02 · 2 months

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What are sensory activities?

Embark on a sensory adventure with Babyhub! Our latest blog delves into the world of sensory play, revealing its transformative impact on a child's development. Beyond entertainment, these activities nurture independent thinking, refine fine motor skills, and contribute to cognitive growth. Dive into our blog to unravel the magic of sensory play and discover practical tips for seamlessly incorporating it into your child's routine. Join the discussion on sensory activities as we explore the joy of parenting through the enchanting world of sensory exploration!

#sensory activities

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rhymingmultisensorystories · 2 months

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Just Released! FREE March Teaching Calendar for Sensory Learners of all Ages.

Teaching ideas, activities, and inspiration to celebrate the month of March including St David's Day, St Patrick's Day, Holi, Ramadan, Spring, and more…PLUS book your FREE place on the 'Holi' themed, multisensory workshop!

#St Davids Day #St Patricks Day #Holi #Sensory Activities

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verthomme · 2 days

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Adaptive / Para sports that aren't wheelchair basketball!

Wheelchair rugby: very physical, wheelchairs look like battel bots, very rough and very cool I don't know much about the rules of regular rugby either. Tried it once was not for me but very epic to watch

Adaptive curling: played with a stick that attaches to the curling rock so you can play from a seated or standing position, good for those who can't bend over or who require mobility aids

Wheelchair tenis: played just like normal tennis in a sports wheelchair rackets have shorter handles to be easier to push while holding, difference to the rules being that the ball can bounce twice

Adaptive archery: so many different adaptions from shooting in a wheelchair, using prosthetics, mouth release triggers for those without use or with lim differences in arms

Adaptive skiing/snowboarding: good for those with lower lim differences and mobility issues. Adaptions include using one leg with outriggers to balance and stear (both ski and snowboard) sit ski, where your entire lower body is basically in a ski boot, can be used for blind people as well or those with upper body limitations with an assistant controlling the sit ski. Independent sit ski use outriggers for stearing (think like ski poles with little skis on them)

Adaptive rowing: good for all ability levels as well as blind and visually impaired. So many different adaptions for loading into boats, seating supports, adaptive paddles and auditory cues

Adaptive swiming: this has so many different options, swimming is amazing for you it let's you use you body in different ways then weight bearing and there are a lot of options, different flotation devices that can attach to legs or arms, having someone move your lims for you, having a tap signal when you get close to the edge of the pool, visual cues for time, pool lifts just so many different options for everyone

Biking: standing bikes, two seated bikes so people with vision problems can have someone stearing, electric bikes, electric assist with pedaling, strap in pedals, anti tips, tricycles, hand cycles, different levels of seating support, walking bikes, you can ride behind someone in a bike, lots of university's will have indoor bike tracks so that you can ride on flat low resistance ground

Para hockey: this is my sport, I play competitively so I know a lot more about it. Para hockey (also know as sledge hockey) is played sitting down in something called a sledge. You have two sticks with spikes on the ends in order to propel yourself on the ice. There are a bunch of modifications possible for sleds with high back support with straps for those without core control, for those with upper body limitations there are pushers who attach a push handle to the back of your sled in order to move you around the ice, if you have no grip strength you can tape or otherwise secure you sticks to your arms/prosthetic. Rules for para hockey are the same as for stand up hockey with the exceptions being, periodes are 15 minutes and there is an additional type of penalty called Teeing for purposful front of sled contact to another persons sled without angling. Rules wise in grassroots (basic introductory sledge) anyone can play no matter their ability so abled family and friends can join you. Above the intermediate competitive level however, all players must have an impairment that affects their lower body in a way that means they do not have the capacity to play stand up hockey even at a lower level.

Blind hockey: Blind hockey is played pretty much the same as regular hockey, all players have a severe visual impairment/blindness and it is played with a large hollow puck that jingles so players know where it is

Anyone feel free to add more! There are so many different ways to have fun and be active as a disabled person the first step is just learning that they exist!

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stimboardboy · 6 months

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chewable lps

#my posts #stim #sensory #kidcore #littlest pet shop #toys #forbidden food #toycore #pouring #colorful #just a quick post to make up for not being active #stimblr #stimmy #stim gifs

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my-autism-adhd-blog · 4 months

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Autism Mood Chart

Fidget toy play

Stimming

Sensory seeking

Special interest fun

Low energy day

Overwhelmed

Sensory avoiding

Hyperfocus loop

Lil Penguin Studios/Autism Happy Place

#autism #actually autistic #autism mood chart #sensory activities #hyperfocus #stimming #special interest #low energy #overwhelmed #neurodivergence #neurodiversity #actually neurodivergent #feel free to reblog/share #Lil Penguin Studios/Autism Happy Place (Facebook)

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autism-moms-blog · 1 year

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How to make homemade glow in the dark Sensory Squishy Toys with balloons!

Today we made homemade squishy sensory toys that glow in the dark. This is a sensory activity using balloons! What could be better! Free printable worksheet at the end of this post. Water beads (we use Orbeez) are great for Sensory play. They are small, squishy, usually colourful and lots of fun. When submerged in water they grow bigger. The water beads we are using today, glow in the…

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#autism #autismblog #sensory #sensory activities #sensory seeking #squishy #tactile

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buttercupagere · 1 year

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sensory crafts!

sight

glitter calm down jar

ocean in a bottle

galaxy jar

smell

lavender rice

autumn spices paint

cinnamon ornament

sound

water xylophone

rain sticks

maracas

texture

chia seed slime

oil and water sensory bag

bubble foam

taste

edible pudding slime

edible finger paint

edible marshmallow play dough

requested by anon!

#agere #age regression #crafts #agere activities #sensory #autism #playtime #activity #recipes

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queershakespeare · 3 months

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i have a lot of thoughts about poor things (2024) but most of them ultimately boil down to how refreshing it is to see a story that so wholly embodies an autistic perspective on sexuality, joy and self-discovery

#like did they actively set out to make bella baxter an autistic character?? who knows #but for me there is no other framing that makes sense #the scene where she explores lisbon and comes across a musician and the way it was framed as this intense sensory experience of joy...#i really liked seeing that experience that i have also had depicted on screen! its refreshing!#i do think it wont be for everyone but i really love it #poor things #robin talks

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soldier-poet-king · 4 months

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I can't get sick I'm supposed to go THIRFT SHOPPING this week

#i need ridiculous clothes ok. i need to make myself how im supposed to be #no more settling to not start fights or bc its easy #i want to be gaudy on PURPOSE on PURPOSE i am being ridiculous and extravagant on PURPOSE #the duality of fran #once im back and not at the apt anymore #purging the wardrobe. i keep threateningly to #but fear my mother's wrath #but i have had ENOUGH no more feminine clothes i hate NO MORE POLYESTER SENSORY HELL #i am not just going to tolerate clothes. if i do not actively LIKE them. goodbye. adios

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chronicsymptomsyndrome · 17 days

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Mentally preparing to physically prepare to shower wish me luck lol

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snailonasunflower · 5 months

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My favorite ASMR YouTube videos lately have been anything involving wood soup (wooden blocks gently stirred in water) and water marble runs! 💙💧

My all-time favorite stimmy things have always involved water for as long as I can remember! 🌊💦🛁

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