Sensory Stories

Sensory stories for children with PMLD and SLD. Some stories are adapted from children's stories and others have been written by me. The stories have been tried and tested in a SEND school and have been thoroughly enjoyed by both pre-formal and semi-formal autistic learners. Stories are laid out in tables, each line in a separate row with the corresponding action next to it and include a list of additional sensory resources needed (all items are easily sourced from supermarkets).

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eleanor1991

The Colour Monster - sensory story

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Adapted from The Colour Monster by Anna Llenas. Ideal for introducing emotions language to children. Resource contains each line of the story laid out in table format, with the corresponding action in the second column, and a list of resources required (all of which are everyday items that are easily sourced).

eleanor1991

Weather - sensory story

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A sensory story focusing on the weather, with repeated refrains to develop anticipation skills. Resource contains each line of the story laid out in table format, with the corresponding action in the second column, and a list of resources required (all of which are everyday items that are easily sourced).

I'm a Little Fire Engine - sensory story

eleanor1991

I'm a Little Fire Engine - sensory story

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Adapted from The Little Fire Truck by Margaret Coyler. Ideal for the People Who Help Us topic. Resource contains each line of the story laid out in table format, with the corresponding action in the second column, and a list of resources required (all of which are everyday items that are easily sourced).

I Don't Want to be a Frog - sensory story

eleanor1991

I Don't Want to be a Frog - sensory story

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Adapted from I Don’t Want to be a Frog by Devorah Petty. Resource contains each line of the story laid out in table format, with the corresponding action in the second column, and a list of resources required (all of which are everyday items that are easily sourced).