Making Sense of My 5 Senses

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Welcome to another Freebie Friday! Today’s free printable pack focuses on the 5 Senses and is called: Making Sense of My 5 Senses. Though Sweet B is pretty good with figuring this sort of stuff out, I thought that it couldn’t hurt to try and reinforce those skills. From here on out I will also be offering freebies and for sale packs in my Teachers Pay Teachers store. I won’t be offering anything for sale for quite some time though, and you’ll always be able to access all of my free packs here. In fact, when I do start selling, I will have a special sale and offer a further discount just for readers of this blog. So you can find packs like this on my free printables for autistic children page or on the printables for preschoolers page.

Please note that this printable pack is also available for purchase in my shop for the modest price of $1.50. It is being made available freely here because of the off-set by display ads.

But that’s in the future and this is about today 🙂

Making Sense of My 5 Senses

What you get in this pack:

* a matching game with two variations

* coloring pages

* starters for a senses collage

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I will have more of these packs to go over non-concrete terms as I feel that they are of use for both non-verbal autistic individuals and in a home preschool setting. I have yet to use them with Squeaker in her tot school setting but will be doing that soon. More packs will also revolve around the human body as we start to introduce science.

I’m also going to speak with her teachers at school to figure out how to incorporate this into Sweet B’s afterschooling program. She’s come home with a few science based worksheets in the past so I think this is something that she could handle. Maybe. It will really depend on her sensory issues.

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Kori

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Hey there! I'm Kori, a neurodivergent mom and certified Life Coach, here to empower moms raising neurodiverse families. Diagnosed with ADHD and Autism at 37, I've turned my passion for neuronerdery into practical parenting tools. With a stack of coaching certifications and a love for 80s pop culture, Marvel movies, and all things brainy, I'm here to help you and your family thrive in this neurotypical world.

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Sarah L
Sarah L
9 years ago

Wish I’d had something like this 40 years ago. Very handy.