The senses and outdoor teaching areas part 3
The Senses and Outdoor Teaching Areas In the final blog in this series, we consider the use of sound in your outdoor environment and give an overview of the…
The senses and outdoor teaching areas part 2
The Senses and Outdoor Teaching Areas Following on from our previous blog, we now offer some more ideas that highlight the many different sensory experiences your outdoor spaces can…
Take one – make five! Sticks
This blog offers ideas to help you make the most of resources that you have, or can easily acquire, to create a range of related activities for your students. Making…
The senses and outdoor teaching areas part 1
The Senses and Outdoor Teaching Areas When creating sensory outdoor teaching spaces, it is worth remembering the many sensations we experience that are not formally categorised as one of the…
Take one – make five! Cups and mugs
This blog offers ideas to help you make the most of resources that you have, or can easily acquire, in order to create a range of related activities for your…
Take one – make five! Water
Take one – make five! This blog offers ideas to help you make the most of resources that you have, or can easily acquire, to create a range of related…
Sensory outdoor spaces
Sensory Outdoor spaces The ‘multisensory environment’ whether indoors or outdoors, is a place where we can increase or decrease a sensory stimulus, in other words, control experiences for learners who…
Take one – make five! Mint
Take one – make five! This blog offers ideas to help you make the most of resources that you have, or can easily acquire, to create a range of related…
Sensory Umbrellas
The key element of working in the classroom is finding an appropriate environment to work in. This article is going to have a look at one successful and very popular…
Bubble Tubes – Go on, give it a hug!
A tall column of water hosting a myriad of colour changing bubbles, a visually captivating effect with sound, vibration and movement, the bubble tube has the ‘fish tank’ effect –…