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Feeding Tips for Picky Eaters: Making Mealtime Less Stressful

March 14, 2017March 14, 2017Sensory TheraPLAY Box Blog

DIY Jelly SOAP!

February 6, 2017June 8, 2017Sensory TheraPLAY Box Blog

Fluffy, Puffy SLIME!

January 18, 2017January 25, 2017Sensory TheraPLAY Box Blog

Work on Fine Motor Skills with the Help of Food!

January 7, 2017January 18, 2017Sensory TheraPLAY Box Blog

Tips for Creating a Sensory Space on a Budget

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Mealtime Feeding Tips for Teachers and Professionals Working with Kids

October 6, 2016October 11, 2016Sensory TheraPLAY Box Blog

EASY & Inexpensive DIY Light Table

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H0w t0 Make Colored Rice

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20 Calming Strategies for Children: Managing Anxiety & Stress

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✨Almost all shipments are in and we’re busy unpacking and organizing all the toys! Couldn’t stop playing with this one!☝🏼 Visually, it’s so much fun to watch and even better to smoosh and squeeze in your hand. It’s a very unique sensory compound unlike putty, slime or sand. Very light, airy and fluffy to the touch! . Get the June Sensory TheraPLAY box featuring this SloFlo and also the Magnatab at 👉🏼 SensoryTheraplayBox.com (direct link in bio)
👀SNEAK PEEK into the upcoming Sensory TheraPLAY Box! 📦 . ✨This tablet will be inside the June box and is perfect for drawing shapes, practicing letters, and creating patterns. It’s a multi-sensory experience involving sight, sound, and tactile sensory input. The magnet at the end of the stylus pulls the metal beads to the top and locks them into place with a satisfying “snap.” Erasing is just as fun by pressing the beads back down with your finger. Children can use this tablet to doodle or just as a fun sensory activity. It’s fun to hear the clicking noise the beads make when drawn up to the top and tactile sensory input is provided to the hands and fingertips by pressing on the beads to release them. It’s re-usable, mess free, and perfect to bring in the car! 🚗 . Get the June sensory box at ➡️ SensoryTheraplayBox.com
GIVEAWAY!!!🎁 Win a FREE Sensory TheraPLAY Box packed with sensory toys and tools and a Bouncyband® to help children focus and “wiggle” while they work! ➡️ How to win: Click on the link in our bio and enter your email address. That's it! For an extra entry: • Like Sensory TheraPLAY Box and Bouncy Bands on Facebook • Follow @sensory_theraplay_box and @bouncybands on Instagram Thank you & GOOD LUCK!💕 Giveaway ends June 1st, 2019 . . . #giveaway #win #happy #goodluck
💫”Thank you for always being such a bright spot in our kids’ lives. We love our theraplay box!” -Adrienne, Mother and Sensory TheraPLAY Box subscriber . Reserve your space for the upcoming June box at SensoryTheraplayBox.com . 👀 Sneak peeks for the June Sensory TheraPLAY box are coming soon! We’ve got the Magnatab,SloFlo, slime, and a bunch of other sensory goodies heading your way! 📦✨
Usborne Step-by-Step Drawing Animals Book from the May Sensory TheraPLAY Box! 🦝 🦀🦙 . Copying the shapes in each step is great for working on visual motor and fine motor skills. Plus, it’s a fun introduction to art and helps kids learn to create their own little animal doodles 💜
Usborne Step-by-Step Drawing Animals Book from the May Sensory TheraPLAY Box!🦒🐫🐳🐀🦔🐇🦜🦝🐎🐊🐢🐌🦊 . This book breaks down drawing into smaller, easy to follow steps. It starts with using basic shapes and lines to create the animal and then progresses to adding more details. . Copying the shapes and steps is great for working on fine motor skills and improving visual motor skills. Some children may be able to copy the animals independently, and others may need more assistance. If your child is not able to complete by themselves, you can provide verbal and visual cues or light hand over hand assistance to help show what lines/ shapes to draw first and where to begin on the paper.
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