Sensory Ideas

Photographs of sensory settings taken at Sensory Space workshops in Bristol

If you have a member of the family, especially a young child, with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) you will know

Dysgraphia literally means bad handwriting. It’s an inability to get what’s in your head onto paper. This is an incredibly

Flats without gardens or outdoor spaces can be pretty dull. We’ve had a go at creating some Fairy Gardens to

  We found this fab game in a Bristol charity shop whilst killing time before an appointment. It’s so much

These simple confetti balloons are available from Poundland in packs of three. We had no luck with the pack of

If you don’t have access to a garden, growing plants, flowers or even vegetables on a window sill is pretty

Most people will have seen videos of Mermaid Cushions doing the rounds on Facebook. They are a fantastic sensory resource

It’s really easy to create imaginative worlds with eye-catching glow in the dark toys and objects. Not suitable for children

Love them or loathe them, fidget spinners can create the most marvellous effects. These are four glow in the dark