Light Up a Sensory Diet!

Seven Ways to Light Up a Sensory Diet with Glow Sticks

With Sensory Savvy Lenses: a tool for activities which encourage:

• auditory input
• fine motor skills
• motor planning
• proprioceptive input
• tactile input
• visual input

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