Sensory DIY Project: Sensory Texture Books
Texture books are a great tool to give your kiddos a sensory input take-along. This could be useful in the car, the shopping cart, in the waiting room at the doctor's office or even waiting for your food in a restaurant. This book provides hours of calm touch-and-feel time for your kiddo that needs sensory input.
Sensory Texture Books
Supplies:
- Glue gun
- Multiple sheets of hard felt
- Multiple full-length texture sheets *
- Extra textured items
- Yarn
- 3-hole punch
* Our texture sheets included a textured coloring sheet, a piece of faux fur, a plastic canvas sheet, a sequined pillowcase, a piece of textured paper, 2 shaped pegboards, and some craft pom-poms. But, any kind of texture sheet or object can be used. You can recreate what we've done, or explore different textures your child prefers.
Directions:
- Use a 3-hole punch to punch holes in each sheet of hard felt.
- Carefully glue each full textured sheet to one of the pieces of hard felt. (Do not cover punched holes.)
- Glue other textured items to one or more pages of hard felt. (Do not cover punched holes.)
- Cut three pieces of yarn, each 6-9 inches long.
- Thread through the holes in each of the hard felt sheets.
- Tie each piece of yarn in a double knot to secure.
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