Sensory Wall

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Baby and Toddler Sensory Activity Board: My husband used a 2'x2' 1/2 " plywood board smoothly sanded, primed and painted with wall and trim paints we had on hand then mounted various new hardware from Lowes and vintage wooden beads and blocks to complete the look. The center light is a battered operated closet light and the bicycle bell works! All items were secured by screws and/or glued in place for safety. He braced the back with wood strips to allow for spacing for a wall mount. We spent…

This sensory busy board is part of a playroom made for an almost toddler that was put together on a budget. It looks beautiful and is a great lesson in re-purposing everyday items for play.So many sensory activity stations go horizontal, but taking it to the wall conserves floor space and puts the action squarely within a toddler’s gaze and reach. The only “toy” featured on the sensory board is a bead maze (similar to the IKEA MULA bead roller coaster, $7.99).

que treballades aquestes parets! intento tancar els ulls i imaginarme les sensacions i són increibles Ptns però quina xulada!! són boniques i a més a més un gran espai d'experimentació sensorial !! Molt bona idea! M'encanten aquestes parets sensorials Carme L'autor ha eliminat aquest comentari. Hola…

Build an upcycled car dashboard sensory board for kids from And Next Comes L

Outdoor stage area for an EYFS with limited space!

In relation to the previous post regarding ideas to stimulate and engage children, Mel sent in this photo:

Last year I wrote a little post about our music tree in the back yard. The kids had a lot of fun with it, but when it got to the rainy seaso...

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Sensory wall. Accessed from EYLF/NQF - Ideas & Discussions (facebook page)

Fifteen different textures to provide a variety of different tactile sensations. Includes wall brackets.

Sensory wall in MIND Institute waiting room