Activities for Kids

12 Fun Sensory Activities for Autistic Children

Children on the autism spectrum often have issues coping with everyday sensory stimuli that can make dealing with the world they live in difficult. Stimulating their senses through sensory play can help not only in this area, but to support development on social, cognitive, and numerous other levels.

[…]

woman sitting on a yoga ball
Sensory Smart Activities

I Love My Stability Ball!

It sometimes feels strange to say you love an object but the plain simple truth is I love my stability ball. I first purchased an exercise ball I because my physical therapist recommended it for stretching my back. I was having back pain and hip pain and I could not find the source of what was causing it. I don’t lift heavy things and although I work out I don’t do strenuous exercise so I just could not figure it out.

[…]

No Picture
Sensory Smart Activities

Activity Sand & Water Table

Outdoor activities are a great way to get your children outside in the fresh air. The Activity Sand & Water Table that we have at Sensoryedge.com is the perfect way for your children to experience […]
Spellmaster
Sensory Smart Activities

Spellmaster Wood Teching Toy

Teaching toys are a great way for your child to experience educational fun. Here at Sensoryedge.com we are proud to offer you the Spellmaster Wood Teaching Toy. This unique teaching toy allows your child to […]
No Picture
Sensory Smart Activities

Pumpkin Carving

With Halloween around the corner, many of you will be picking up pumpkins for you and your children to carve. Although this is a fun-filled activity for you and your child, there are safety measures […]
No Picture
Sensory Smart Activities

Puzzles

Puzzles are creative activities that let children use their minds. John Spilsbury made the first jigsaw puzzle in 1760. Spilsbury was a British engraver and mapmaker. He mounted a map on a sheet of wood. […]
a woman putting together a jigsaw puzzle with her granddaughter
Sensory Smart Activities

Stretch Their Thinking with Puzzles

My mother is absolutely fascinated by puzzles. She always has at least two 1,000-piece puzzles going at any given time. She will sit there for hours methodically working the parts of the picture in to place and have it finished that day.

[…]