Sensory tunnel

Our Sensory Tunnel has been designed specifically for children with SEN. Create a fully inclusive, enchanting area on your playground where all senses are stimulated outdoors.

Our Inclusive Sensory Tunnel offers many tactile and resonance elements, ideal for children with special educational needs, sized for wheelchair use.

𝕋𝕙𝕖 𝕄𝕒𝕘𝕚𝕔 𝕆𝕋 𝔹𝕦𝕘 on Instagram: "👉🏻Here’s a fun obstacle course that incorporates fine motor, midline crossing and sensory. 👉🏻If you don’t have a resistance tunnel, you can use a regular one. You will also need hair bands, a cup and a straw. 👉🏻Tape the straw to the cup, so you have a place for the bands to go on. 👉🏻Use a bolster to keep the resistance tunnel. If you don’t have one, you can hold it open. Do you use resistance tunnels with your…

Sensory tunnel for infants. Two boxes taped together plus whatever you have on hand. I had sandpaper, feather boa, ribbon, rabbit fur (hobby lobby), reflective paper, tactile paper, fabrics, etc. Good fun for little movers. Use a hot glue gun through out to also create more tactile experiences.

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Skyboat’s founder wanted to establish a play cafe for little ones as well as their grown-ups. It was important that our play equipment was in keeping with the serene, contemporary interior. There are two zones of play; a sensory room for babies and crawlers with mood lighting and bubble tube. For th

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Update: I now have an entire page dedicated to Sensory Processing/Play. If you are looking for more information about sensory play, click here. The term “sensory” is becoming more mainstream, but I know it is still a foreign concept to many people. So, before I dive into what the sensory tunnel is, let me explain a […]