Sensory Activities for Autism

A must-have for any education professional, therapist, or parent looking to make learning fun

"Forget the kids, try these activities for yourself Who wouldn't want to discover dinosaurs in ice melts, squish gooey spaghetti, be on cloud nine with fluffy flour dough, slap your smackers around Slippery Jolly Jell-O Balls, then relax to the rhythm of rain Sensory Activities for Autism is a book full of wonder. Do yourself a favor and dive right in."- Kathy Hoopman, author of All Cats Have Asperger Syndrome and The Spectrum Series

"A must-have for any education professional, therapist, or parent who is looking to make learning fun, and to provide sensory opportunities. This book will be a staple piece of my planning for all sensory learning, moving forward. You will not be disappointed."- Nikki Robertson, Curriculum Developer and Autism Specialist at Teaching Autism

Use play as a fun and effective approach to help children develop the senses of sight, sound, smell, touch, and taste in Sensory Activities for Autism: Fun Learning Games for Autism and Sensory Disorders.

You'll find simple, step-by-step sensory activities in this perfect companion book for parents and educators of children with autism spectrum disorders or sensory processing disorders. Great complementary activities and games to go along with Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and other autism therapies. This book is a must-have for your autism books collection.

You'll find: More than 50 activities for parents and educators to play with kidsIdeas to adapt activities to your child's development levelHelpful activity modifications for older children

Mary McPhee has been a special educator for more than 40 years, helping young children and teens with autism and sensory processing disorder learn and thrive.

Seth Priske is an artist on the autism spectrum from Oshawa, Ontario. He was diagnosed with HFASD and ADHD as a child and discovered his love for art at an early age.

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