Art
There are so many fun and simple art activities which you can explore at home.
There are so many fun and simple art activities which you can explore at home.
Story Massage is a method of story-telling using both words and touch and provides a relaxing and engaging way of telling stories to your child.
Musical activities are very engaging for a lot of our pupils and are a great way of engaging them with learning in a range of contexts.
Our wonderful music teacher Geoffa creates lots of fun, interactive songs to promote engagement with creating music and rhythms.
Meditation or relaxation activities are a great way of connecting to a range of senses and providing time for your child to calm and focus on a shared activity.
Yoga is an excellent activity for increasing body awareness, supporting emotional and sensory regulation and increasing focus.
There are so many opportunities for practising maths concepts at home and in the community.
Sensory messy play is a great way for children to practice their fine motor skills and learn how to use tools.
Mark-making is a term used to describe pre-writing activities which encourage children to take notice of the marks they are making and start to experiment with a range of different marks and materials.
Here is a selection of videos which show you how to take part in some fun and fascinating experiments and explorations at home!
Hygiene
Sensory stories are a more interactive way of engaging with storytelling and allow your child to be immersed in the sights, sounds, smells and tastes of a story!
Singing and drama games are a great way of developing attention and listening skills.
Cooking is an important life skill, and also a great way of practising fine motor tasks, following instructions, sequencing and following safety rules.
Bucket time is part of the Attention Autism approach created by Gina Davies, with the aim of developing children’s shared attention skills in a group setting.
Maths stories are a fun and engaging way of exploring maths concepts through role play.