Senses Autism Center

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At SENSES, we believe every child is unique and deserve the chance

23/03/2026

We love teaching kids how to tie their shoes, so we made a laminated shoe model to practice this essential skill!

👞 First, cut out the shoe shape, punch holes in the marked circles, and pick two different‑colored laces or yarn to tie together and lace the shoe.

👟 Next, we showed three different methods for tying the shoes. When your student masters tying them, you can fill out a completion certificate that comes with this activity. 🚀

22/03/2026

Teaching toddlers how to pour is a simple but super impactful everyday activity that helps them build coordination, hand strength, focus, and independence. By using a little pitcher and a cup, kids practice controlled movements, visual‑motor coordination, and gain confidence in doing real‑life tasks. This fun, skill‑building play supports fine‑motor development and early self‑care abilities, making it perfect for use at home, in classrooms, or any early learning setting. 🎯👶🏽

22/03/2026

I just tossed these on the table with no instructions at all… and the kids kept at it.

All I did was dump some noodle slices and toothpicks, and in minutes the little hands turned it into a building project, solving problems and staying super focused.

I adore activities that need zero explaining. They just jump right in and start creating. 🚀👍

21/03/2026

Hey there! If you’re hunting for a fun fine‑motor workout that also sharpens bilateral skills, crossing‑the‑midline moves, and visual scanning, give this awesome brain‑boosting game a try!

You can play this clever activity either seated at a desk or standing by a wall, depending on what you’re focusing on. It works great with kids as little as preschoolers, making learning feel like play.

For the game, grab pom‑poms in all sorts of sizes—or stick to one size— and pick any colors you love. Mix and match them to make the activity colorful and exciting!

20/03/2026

Cool, hands‑on activity that gets kids working on their fine motor skills, bilateral coordination, visual scanning, and crossing the midline. For this fun game you only need some hairpins, a whole puncher, and a folder. You can use the pins to play with pattern design and make awesome shapes, letting the kids experiment with arranging and rearranging them to create unique patterns. Make sure your student opens the pin with their pin or grass before slipping it through the hole, so they practice the precise movement and get the right feel for the task

19/03/2026

Fine motor activities help strengthen hand muscles and improve eye-hand coordination. These simple tasks build control and precision for later skills like writing and self-feeding. Repetition and play make learning natural and fun

19/03/2026

Fishing for colors and, in the process, boosting focus, endurance, and fine motor skills? When energy dips in the afternoon and the chaos in the kids' room climbs, this little play idea is our go‑to. No setup, no sensory overload 😅 but 100% fun. Just a bowl of water, rubber bands, and a wooden stick 🪵 that's all you need. And suddenly a quiet moment becomes something really intense. 💡 Perfect for the holidays, as a kit prep, or just for between...
Chasing colors while sharpening focus, stamina, and dexterity? When the afternoon energy slumps and the kids' room turns chaotic, this mini game becomes our favorite fix. Zero prep, no sensory mess 😅 but pure fun. All you need is a water bowl, rubber bands, and a wooden rod 🪵 – that’s it. And a calm moment instantly turns into an intense experience. 💡 Ideal for holidays, kit preparation, or just filling gaps...

18/03/2026

This DIY project is a simple, engaging activity designed for preschoolers to improve their cognitive and physical development. By creating a color sorting toy, kids learn to focus and concentrate while sorting different colors, which requires attention and decision-making, boosting their concentration skills. Handling small colored pieces also enhances their hand-eye coordination and dexterity, developing fine motor skills. Additionally, the activity teaches children to recognize and categorize colors, aiding in early learning. This hands-on craft is perfect for morning teaching or playtime, encouraging interactive learning and fun DIY experience for young children, ultimately supporting their overall preschool development. 🎨👧👦

17/03/2026

Finger isolation activities are exercises that help individuals develop the ability to move each finger independently of the others. This skill is important for fine motor control, which is necessary for tasks like typing, playing musical instruments, or doing intricate crafts.

The activity suggested in the image uses Play-Doh and involves using individual fingers to perform specific actions, like pressing or shaping the dough

17/03/2026

😊 Get ready to boost those tiny skills! 💪 Bilateral coordination exercises for toddlers are all about getting those left and right sides working together! 🤝 Think clapping, crawling, and playing with toys that make them reach and stretch 👐 It's like a fun workout for their brains and bodies! 🧠💪 Perfect for focus, hand-eye coordination, and getting those little hands ready for writing 📝

16/03/2026

Don’t toss away the Styrofoam from your packages—save it, ’cause you’ll need it for this fun activity!

This activity targets five motor skills: visual scanning, tracking, eye coordination, bilateral skills, and crossing the midline. It’s all about getting your eyes and hands to work together in a cool way.

Setting it up is super easy and won’t cost you much. Give it a try and let me know how it goes! 🚀👍

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