Sensory cards

These cards feature high-contrast black and white patterns that are visually stimulating for young infants who are still developing their eyesight. The patterns on the cards are simple and easy to distinguish, with bold lines and shapes that help babies focus their attention and improve their visual tracking skills. Later, these cards will be used for games like memory or matching game. *** Instant download 60 pages PDF files with 2 cards per page: - 1 card with Black on White - 1 card with…

DIY Tactile Letter Cards ☝🏻 Research shows that children learn best when we use a multisensory approach. Try making these easy-to-make, super sensory cards to develop letter recognition and...

Baby Sensory Cards - Animals - High Contrast Flashcards - Printable Black and White Cards

I made these texture cards for J sometime around 10 months to bring with us on plane trips. I reserved them for those special trips, stored in a ziploc, so that they would keep their novelty. J l…

I’ve made a few sensory boards for my 2 youngest kids I made them from a cereal box,. Each one is 8cm x 6cm I’ve made 12 in total Here’s what I used: match sticks coloured paper clips macaroni feathers buttons tin foil pine nuts foil mesh glitter pompoms sequins pipe cleaners Any more ideas on what I Read more

In a non-planned Touch & Feel series, these touch & feel colour cards idea is the final post. And how fabulous are they? We have Shapes, Counting and Letters Touch and Feel cards, and now we have colours as

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