Black White Flash Cards for Infants, 48 Pictures 5.5 x 5.5 Inch Designed Contrast Cards for Newborn Baby Toys with High Contrast (0 - 6 Months)

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Babies can be rough on their toys, so it's important to choose sensory cards that are durable and can withstand some wear and tear. Look for cards that are well-made and have strong stitching or seams. Ease of Cleaning

This resource can support your student's learning in a number of areas of the Australian Curriculum, for example: We also made one with a smiley face. Did you know that if shown two different images babies will prefer to look at the one with a happy face? Finger Paints - For another tried-and-tested activity, you might want to have a go at finger painting.We also found that these sensory cards provided valuable bonding moments between us and our baby. Engaging in joint attention and playful interaction fostered emotional connections and built a strong parent-child relationship. However, we did notice that the cards are made from cardboard, which may not be as durable as some other materials. Some parents may also find that their babies lose interest in the cards after a short period of time. Sensory Board: Create a sensory board with a variety of sensory cards featuring different colours and patterns. Allow your baby to explore and touch these cards securely attached to a board or wall.

There are so many options with these fantastic sensory cards! Great for any setting, the inviting and realistic photos support learners to make choices and engage in lessons. Your sensory learners will love them. You can use them as choice cards in a designated sensory area or session, allowing students to seek the input they require and have a break if required. Engage students in literacy or maths lessons by adding a sensory element. Trace letters or words in sand, find related objects in rice and pasta, write numbers and answer equations in shaving cream or make shapes with play dough. There are so many ways these sensory cards can be used! How does this link to the Australian Curriculum? Sensory cards are designed to stimulate a baby's visual senses, with bright colours and contrasting patterns. This can help babies develop their visual perception and improve their ability to distinguish between different shapes and colours. When is the best time to introduce flashcards to a baby? You could either keep these posters on the wall in your classroom, so that you can use them regularly for things like sensory breaks in the classroom. Or, you could laminate some cards and pop them into your P.E cupboard or sports hall, so that everyone can use them when needed. PE Circuit Station Display Posters - These circuit posters will make lovely additions to your classroom or P.E hall displays. The visual aids can help children to understand how they can match the different movements. Flax Fun - Seeds can be put in a big bowl, to play with dry, or boiled into a gelatinous, gooey mess.Fitness Challenge Cards - This selection of 22 cards will help you to create a fun fitness sensory circuit featuring lots of jumps and skips, and will encourage children to increase the difficulty of each activity. What is a Sensory circuit? Why not help your child develop their fine motor skills too? These Fine Motor skills Activity Cards are a great place to start! More like these sensory activity cards Remember, each of us has a unique sensory system and what might be calming or relaxing for you, might be irritating or not helpful for your child. The gentle movement of the cards and their high-contrast patterns will captivate your baby's attention, providing visual stimulation and entertainment.

Baby sensory cards are a great way to entertain your baby and help them learn about different textures and colours as well as helping their developing sight. So today we have made some and are sharing some ideas on what you can include. Ultimately, sometimes only weeks later, a child will start to advocate what they need before they are even given a choice. They may voice this by simply saying, “Is it okay if I jump on the couch, I feel like my body needs it?” Or, they may go to where the cards are located and select one without any prompting! Or, why not shop for our other baby sensory toys instead? From sensory books to our sensory play kit & more! The cards may not be suitable for babies who have already developed strong visual perception skills. A sensory circuit is an intervention technique which involves a sequence of physical activities, contributing to sensory processing. The circuits allow children to reach a level of alertness that'll help them to concentrate throughout the day. They may be incorporated into a child's sensory diet, but they can also be used for all children who might need to feel calm, organised, and alert before learning begins. Some schools might complete sensory circuits in the morning, and others may choose a time that best suits their class. They can also be used at home, and can be adapted to the equipment you have to hand.Bonding: Interacting with your newborn through sensory cards offers precious bonding moments. Your baby will associate your presence with positive sensory experiences, enhancing the parent-child connection. Show your baby the card and then hold it up next to their reflection. This helps them connect the visual stimulus with their own image, promoting self-awareness and recognition. If it’s obvious that they need to jump, run, or climb there are multiple cards you can give as an option to accomplish the same need.