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Little rug - Rainbow Valley is a sensory path best for kids of all ages. | eBay

Little rug - Rainbow Valley is a sensory path best for kids of all ages.

a child is playing with glow in the dark sand and water, while his hands are on top of it

Kodo Kids Light Lab - Round Color Changing Light Table

The Components of Autism (Infograph)

an advertisement for children's toys with images of people in boats and other things

Sensory Room Equipment

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a person holding an object in front of a white tent with the fabric folded over it

Puppet Theater (PVC PIPE)

If you have a child who struggles with their imagination, or if you have a child who LOVES to play pretend, this is the project for both!...

an indoor play area with toys and slides for children to play in, which is the best

Types of Sensory Rooms | Active, Calming and Hybrid Spaces

Fun and Function | Sensory Rooms & Occupational Therapy Tools

church sensory room

a young boy is playing with colored blocks on the floor in front of a couch

Sensory ICT Glow Construction Blocks - Set of 12

Sensory ICT Glow Construction Blocks Set of 12

there is a tree house in the middle of the room with lights on it and two people reading

a large black box with lots of colored sprinkles on it and two small boxes next to it

a young boy sitting on top of an inflatable space play structure with his hands up

Subao Sensory Tent for Kids & Adults,5.9ft Astronaut Galaxy Inflatable Light Up Sensory Toys for Autism&ADHD&SPD,Kids Tent for Home School Indoor Outdoor Play,Autism Sensory Products for Calm Corner

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Using Music with Special Education Learners

Music is a powerful tool for teaching and learning, especially for students with special educational needs. Music is easy to modify, provides a sense of control, allows self-expression, and helps students develop important verbal skills. Along with developing important skills, music has the potential to spark enthusiasm and encourage creativity for students with special needs. Explore how you can use music to help your students reach their fullest potential.