Beyond the Sensory Table: Classroom Strategies for Sensory Play

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Are you looking for fresh ideas for sensory play in your classroom? Did you know we actually have eight senses? Come learn how each sense develops from infancy through childhood with experiential activities that bring our sensory systems to life. Sensory play is fun for children and teachers alike, so we want to harness the power of sensory play to promote learning and development. 
1.5 Hours
Intended for educators working with 
Infant -
Pre-K

In this online course, you will:

  • Look beyond the sensory table and learn how to incorporate sensory play into all classroom routines
  • Learn how each sense develops from infancy through childhood
  • Get more than 50 fun sensory activities to do with your class
  • Find new ways to jazz up your sensory table with toys and materials that get kids excited to use it
Sign up for Beyond the Sensory Table: Classroom Strategies for Sensory Play today and leave with new ideas and sensory strategies to promote learning and development throughout the day.

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Course Details
Beyond the Sensory Table: Classroom Strategies
for Sensory Play

This course is a mix of:
 On-demand lessons with visuals including text, images, and videos 
Recorded audio narration with optional closed captioning
Engaging activities that support learning
IMPACT's online childcare courses are Merit STARS approved and provide evidence-based early childhood education training.
Certificate for 1.5 continuing education hours awarded upon completion of course and quiz

  • 4 Lessons

    • Introduction to the Senses
    • The Five Primary Senses
    • The Three Hidden Senses
    • Classroom Routines Through a Sensory Lens 

Bonus Materials

  • Sensory Bottle Guide
  • Sensory Table Handout
  • Heavy Work Handout

Audience

  • Intended for: Educators working with Infant - Pre-K
  • May be applicable for: Educators working with Kindergarten - 3rd grade

User Reviews

Beyond the Sensory Table: Classroom Strategies for Sensory Play

"I especially like the information about the three hidden senses and strategies for incorporating those into my toddler classroom. I will also give some more thought to whether there is sometimes too much auditory stimulation."
"All of the detailed examples and directions as well as the guides and sources provided to incorporate certain activities, like creating sensory bottles, within one's own classroom were very helpful."

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Course Access

12-Months

All online on-demand IMPACT courses are accessible for 12 months after the date of purchase. 

Accessibility

Each course includes the English transcript of the narration and has closed captioning available.

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