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Come along to Sensory Story Time!

Sensory Story Time is a great way to engage your children in a motivating and engaging activity that will support the development of social play. We can encourage the development of social play with our children by modelling appropriate and positive social behaviours, taking turns in play, making social comments and using simple language that may be used in play (e.g. repeated lines of the story).

Sensory Story Time Introduction

Kate and Amy show us how we can use sights sounds, textures and a range of props in and around our local environment to explore the story and help engage our seven senses. Our seven senses include our eyes for looking, our ears for listening, our nose for smelling, our mouth for tasting, our hands for touching, and our body for moving and knowing where we are in our space.

Join Kate (Speech Pathologist) and Amy (Occupational Therapist) each month while they read beloved story books and demonstrate how to bring these stories to life using everyday resources to entice our senses.

The Three Little Pigs

Kate and Amy present the sensory story time experience for The Three Little Pigs. You can download the linked resources below to recreate this experience yourself at home.

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How to do - The Three Little Pigs

Resources to support your own Three Little Pigs Sensory Story Time

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Social play

Resources to help teach Social Play

The Very Hungry Caterpillar

Kate and Amy present the sensory story time experience for The Very Hungry Caterpillar. You can download the linked resources below to recreate this experience yourself at home.

Additional Resources

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How to do - The Very Hungry Caterpillar

Resources to support your own Very Hungry Caterpillar Sensory Story Time

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Story Retell - The Very Hungry Caterpillar

Use this resource to support your children to retell the story and discuss the senses they used.

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Positive Meal Times

Tips to help promote a positive mealtime experience.

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If you are interested in the Building Tots Playgroup and Transition program for your child or a child and family you are supporting, please contact Aspect Therapy to discuss.

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