Read our guide to messy, sensory play for children with sensory impairments and complex disabilities. We have lots of ideas for you to try! Activities for disabled children · Playing outside your home

Here are 10 stimulating activities that you can do indoors with your child. Be patient, listen and enjoy spending time and learning together!

10 creative activities for children with special needs · 1. Draw using chalk or giant markers · 2. Make collages using pre-cut shapes/photos and sticky boards.

Some ideas for this are listed below: Learning through helping at home: • Helping with making meals - washing vegetables, pressing buttons for mixers / smoothie ...

Games and play are great way to learn and practise cooperative skills such as: sharing, turn-taking, communication and flexibility as well as academic areas.

10 февр. 2022 г. · SEN Activity #1 – Going to the park. Parks provide plenty of opportunities for stimulation, including swings, slides, and climbing structures.

Here are some tips and fun things to do with your child if they have a disability or additional needs. These tips are kindly provided by a parent for parents.

30 янв. 2024 г. · As paediatric therapists, we know the importance of encouraging physical activity for the children and young people we work with.

14 февр. 2024 г. · Activities include Move2IncluDE, where students can be pushed for a 5k, Life Rolls On, where kids can surf with support or have a weightless experience at iFLY ...