5 Best Multi-Sensory Activities for Kids | Fun Activities to Try Today

Multi-sensory processing is having the ability to engage multiple senses simultaneously, such as driving a car or playing a musical instrument. It’s a vital skill to work on and can improve overall sensory processing and modulation, as research supports sensory integration therapy to stimulate multiple senses at once. While we aren’t sharing specific sensory integration therapy techniques in today’s video, we are giving you our 5 favorite activities to include multi-sensory processing into your daily routine!

Table of Contents:
00:00 Introduction
00:41 What is multi-sensory?
01:49 Multi-Sensory challenges
02:41 Incorporating multi-sensory learning
03:14 Our 5 favorite multi-sensory activities

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4 Comments

  1. I enjoy your videos! I wish I had known about your videos when I was an educator. I work as a counselor now. I have some clients that exhibit sensory disorders. I am learning a lot from your videos and podcast. Thanks for all you both are doing to help so many people.

  2. Can you please elaborate on and explain more about visual learners, auditory kearners and Kinesthetic learners. How can we know that our child is any one of these learners

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