Auditory

Creating an auditory sensory-friendly classroom involves designing an environment that accommodates the

Signs and Symptoms It is essential for professionals and caregivers to be

Let's work on our auditory skill and see if we can match the sound in the eggs to the materials outside of the eggs

Once you have created your dragon puppet, why not create a drum beat for it to dance to? Or could you dress up using your dragon wings and dance too?

Develop those auditory skills and find the missing reindeer bells! A fun, Christmas theme activity for those needing auditory input

Can you create a firework soundscape? Experiment with different household materials to create sounds. Can you make a balloon sound like a whizzing firework? How loud can you make your fire works pop!? Can you create a crackling cracker?

Experiment with different materials to create spooky sounds. Using a sound recorder and everyday objects, see if you can create a spooky sound scape!

Experiment with force and sound with this relaxing auditory activity

Create a fun communication technique to develop the auditory skills, particularly building resilience towards vibrations

A great auditory and proprioception activity How does the force of hitting the balloon cause the sound to change?

Classic auditory activity. Ideal for children to create their own bottle to their sound preferences.

Let's experiment with volume of sound by creating balloon sound drums Using a mix of wide, tall, short and thin objects, create different levels of sound using the balloon drums

Create a relaxing sound tube by using only 3 things! Toilet roll, tissue paper and dried ingredients like rice. Simple, quick and cheap but a fantastic auditory exploratory experience

A simple but experimental sound activity Can you create a tune using just glasses and water- you can also add some food colouring for that added visual input