Dealing with a variety of sensory issues and toys can be expensive! Here are 10 easy and inexpensive sensory activity ideas to try with your child with Autism or Sensory Processing Disorder!
10 Easy & Inexpensive Sensory Activities
Sensory Activities
- Dino-Exploration / Songbirds and Buttons
- Foam Painting Activity / Songbirds and Buttons
- Beads and Pipe Cleaners / Sunny With a Chance of Sprinkles
- Lavender and Chamomile Play Dough / Songbirds and Buttons
- Bedtime Sensory Tub / Nurture Store
- Spaghetti Sensory Play / Little Happies
- Pipe Cleaner Toy / Fun & Engaging Activities for Toddlers
- Cloud Dough / Juggling with Kids
- Playdough Balloons / PreK + K and Sharing
- Sensory Bottles / Metamora Community Preschool
When my boys were little, this was an issue we struggled with a LOT! The twins are on the higher end of the spectrum, but one struggles with sensitivity to certain sounds, touch, and even what he eats. It’s interesting to see just how different my boys are on this spectrum. I have one twin who will not eat certain foods if it smells funny or looks funny. As they get older, they are getting better at trying new things. However, when they were little, they would eat the same thing for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. French Toast Sticks and Pasta were part of their daily diet.
What about your kids? What are they sensitive to? Do you find sensory activities like the one listed above help? Leave me a comment, I would love to hear from you!
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