Sensory Preferences Checklist
FREEDiscover what sensory experiences your child enjoys with this free printable Sensory Preferences Checklist.
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Sensory Mismatch Flowchart
FREEThis free printable flowchart helps parents, educators, and therapists collaboratively problem-solve and reduce sensory mismatches by identifying needs, considering escape options, adapting the environment, and problem-solving alternative actions so everybody’s sensory needs can be met.
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Sensory Safe Environment Checklist
FREEA sensory-friendly environment is essential for helping children feel regulated, comfortable, and ready to participate. This Sensory Safe Environment Checklist makes it easy to assess a space and identify sensory barriers that may be impacting a child’s ability to focus, learn, and engage.
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The 8 Senses Infographic
FREEThe “8 Senses” Infographic highlights all eight sensory systems—including vestibular, proprioception, and interoception—helping educators, parents, and therapists understand their impact on behavior and learning. This graphic encourages embedding sensory awareness into daily routines to support regulation and focus in kids.
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Sensory Self-Advocacy Ladder Poster
FREESupport kids in communicating their sensory needs with the Sensory Self-Advocacy Ladder—a visual tool that celebrates all forms of self-advocacy, from simple gestures and words to expressive verbal communication.
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Change The Sensory Channel
FREEHelp kids stay engaged with the “Change the Channel” Infographic! This graphic explains how different sensory channels—like auditory, visual, vestibular, and interoception—affect attention and behavior. Inspired by occupational therapy principles, it offers simple strategies to shift communication when a child isn’t responding. Great for parents, educators, and therapists!
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Think Sensory Infographic
FREEThe “Think Sensory” Infographic bridges the gap between what parents and OTs say—when parents talk about kids needing to “get their energy OUT,” and OTs talk about “sensory INput,” they’re really saying the same thing!
This printable highlights the importance of understanding sensory needs and provides a simple mindset shift for supporting kids effectively.
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