They’re designed as “at- home” language activities but can be easily tweaked for the classroom too.

So, open up your fridge and kitchen cupboards and get creative – it’s sensory playtime!!!

Try also: Back Feel: As an alternative to letters of the alphabet, try also numbers, shapes and forms Blindfold Touch:

Try also introducing children to textures – soft, hard, rough, smooth Blindfold smell: Try also soap, shampoo, toothpaste, washing powder…etc

I hope you find these activities useful

Be theatrical Miranda

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