Autism Resources: Active Play & Sensory Activities

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7 Ft. Black & Red Spiral Nylon Jump Ropes with Plastic Handles - 12 Pc.

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Sensory Mats- 4 Pc.

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5" Classic Reinforced Solid Color Nylon Bean Bags - 12 Pc.

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Ring Toss Game

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Stack It High Peg Board Sets - 186 Pc.

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Geometric Shapes Bean Bags - 14 Pc.

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Spark & Wow Swap N' Spin Gear Grid

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Engaging Sensory Play for Autism Support

Active play resources provide essential sensory input and motor skills development for children with autism. Our carefully selected tools support occupational therapy goals and special education environments through structured physical engagement. Sensory activities like textured mats and visual tunnels offer calming proprioceptive feedback while improving focus. These resources help children regulate emotions while building coordination and body awareness. Developing both fine and gross motor skills is crucial for functional independence. Our autism resources include peg boards and bean bags that enhance hand-eye coordination and precision movements. Jump ropes and balance activities simultaneously strengthen core muscles and bilateral coordination. Occupational therapists recommend these tools for building foundational skills through repetitive, rewarding practice. Classroom equipment designed for sensory play creates inclusive environments where children can thrive. These durable resources withstand daily use in special education settings while supporting individualized learning objectives. Teachers can easily integrate them into brain breaks or structured therapy sessions. The versatile designs accommodate various ability levels, promoting participation and success for all students. These autism resources go beyond traditional toys by addressing specific developmental needs. Sensory activities help reduce anxiety while improving social interaction during group play. Our collection supports IEP goals related to motor planning, spatial awareness, and sensory processing. With options for different age groups and skill levels, you'll find perfect solutions for both school and home use. Motor skills development through active play builds confidence and independence in daily tasks. Our resources transform therapeutic exercises into engaging experiences children enjoy. From improving pencil grip to enhancing playground interactions, these tools create meaningful progress. Explore our curated selection to support holistic development in autism education programs today.