This comprehensive A-Z shows readers how to create easily customisable spaces to invite learning, creativity, sensory engagement and relaxation, using a host of everyday items. It is a valuable resource for SENCOs, SEND and Mainstream teachers, TAs, early years practitioners, play therapists and parents and carers.
This comprehensive A-Z shows readers how to create easily customisable spaces to invite learning, creativity, sensory engagement and relaxation, using a host of everyday items. It is a valuable resource for SENCOs, SEND and Mainstream teachers, TAs, early years practitioners, play therapists and parents and carers.
Victoria Navin is a passionate advocate for multisensory storytelling, specialising in creating sensory-rich learning experiences for individuals with SEND. With over two decades of experience, including working at a special school in Cheshire, she connects learners to literature, culture, history and other topics through her unique multisensory stories and sensory activities. Victoria has authored over 45 fully resourced multisensory stories and delivers online workshops for educators and caregivers worldwide. She writes sensory activities for Little Magic Train and has written sensory activities for Marvin's Storytime Show. She is a frequent speaker at online conferences and has contributed to several books (including Sensory Stories: Making Narratives Accessible Through the Senses by Dr Joanna Grace and Teaching Reading to All Learners Including Those with Complex Needs by Dr Sarah Moseley) and magazines (including SEN Magazine and PMLD Link), making her a leading figure in the field of sensory-based education.
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Acknowledgements Guest Contributors Foreword About This Book How to Use This Book Part 1: Introducing Sensory Spaces 1 Sensory Processing Sensory Profiles The Benefits of Using Sensory Structures and Sensory Spaces Ownership of Sensory Spaces Part 2: Getting Started Health and Safety Guidance Using Scents and Smells Choosing a Sensory Structure or Space Accessorising Sensory Spaces Part 3: An A-Z of Sensory Spaces to Suit all Budgets Activity Arches Beach Shelters Balloon Arches Ball Pits Baths and Hydrotherapy Pools Beaded Door Curtains Bedrooms Bed Canopies Bedsheets Blankets and Throws Body Canvas and Tarpaulins Cardboard Boxes Carpet Tiles Cavendish Spaces Colour Wheels and Light Projectors Cupboards and Small Rooms Curtains Dens Drona Boxes Eco-nooks Fishing Nets Gardens Garden Arches Gazebos Hammocks Hoists Hula Hoops Intergenerational Sensory Spaces Journey Sensory Pathway Kitchens Light Rooms Mosquito Nets and Insect Screens Net Curtains Observation Windows Outdoor Spaces Parachutes Parasols Partitions and Room Dividers Peg Spinners Playhouses Polytunnels Plumbing Pipes and Connectors Quiet Spaces Rails Remote Interactive Learning Experiences Sandpits Sensory Rooms Shower Curtains Side Lyers Scrim Nets Space Blankets Stages Tents Trampolines Trellises Tunnels Umbrellas Vision Impairment Sensory Spaces Walls Washing Lines Wigwams and Tipis Workspaces Xylography Yoga Mat Ziplock Sensory Bags Part 4: The 'Why' Sensory Zones in the Home Sensory Zones in the Classroom Sensory Spaces for People with Dementia Sensory Zones for Adults with Learning Disabilities Sensory Spaces for You Part 5: Sensory Zones The Senses: Auditory Zone The Senses: Gustatory Zone The Senses: Olfactory Zone The Senses: Tactile Zone The Senses: Visual Zone Creativity Zone: Arts Creativity Zone: Crafts Diversity Zone Movement Break Zone Music Zone Play Zone Reading Zone RE Zone Roleplay Zone Science Zone The Sensory Calendar Further Resources
Acknowledgements Guest Contributors Foreword About This Book How to Use This Book Part 1: Introducing Sensory Spaces 1 Sensory Processing Sensory Profiles The Benefits of Using Sensory Structures and Sensory Spaces Ownership of Sensory Spaces Part 2: Getting Started Health and Safety Guidance Using Scents and Smells Choosing a Sensory Structure or Space Accessorising Sensory Spaces Part 3: An A-Z of Sensory Spaces to Suit all Budgets Activity Arches Beach Shelters Balloon Arches Ball Pits Baths and Hydrotherapy Pools Beaded Door Curtains Bedrooms Bed Canopies Bedsheets Blankets and Throws Body Canvas and Tarpaulins Cardboard Boxes Carpet Tiles Cavendish Spaces Colour Wheels and Light Projectors Cupboards and Small Rooms Curtains Dens Drona Boxes Eco-nooks Fishing Nets Gardens Garden Arches Gazebos Hammocks Hoists Hula Hoops Intergenerational Sensory Spaces Journey Sensory Pathway Kitchens Light Rooms Mosquito Nets and Insect Screens Net Curtains Observation Windows Outdoor Spaces Parachutes Parasols Partitions and Room Dividers Peg Spinners Playhouses Polytunnels Plumbing Pipes and Connectors Quiet Spaces Rails Remote Interactive Learning Experiences Sandpits Sensory Rooms Shower Curtains Side Lyers Scrim Nets Space Blankets Stages Tents Trampolines Trellises Tunnels Umbrellas Vision Impairment Sensory Spaces Walls Washing Lines Wigwams and Tipis Workspaces Xylography Yoga Mat Ziplock Sensory Bags Part 4: The 'Why' Sensory Zones in the Home Sensory Zones in the Classroom Sensory Spaces for People with Dementia Sensory Zones for Adults with Learning Disabilities Sensory Spaces for You Part 5: Sensory Zones The Senses: Auditory Zone The Senses: Gustatory Zone The Senses: Olfactory Zone The Senses: Tactile Zone The Senses: Visual Zone Creativity Zone: Arts Creativity Zone: Crafts Diversity Zone Movement Break Zone Music Zone Play Zone Reading Zone RE Zone Roleplay Zone Science Zone The Sensory Calendar Further Resources
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