How to Make Vibrating Candy Cane Ring Stacks for Children with Autism
6 years ago
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autism
autism spectrum disorders
developmental disabilities
learning disabiltiies
sensory
sensory processing
sensory processing disorders
occupational therapy
vibration
special education
hand skills
Children and adults with autism, sensory processing disorders or developmental disabilities often engage better and enjoy using materials that vibrate. The vibration provides sensory stimulation to muscles and joints and the sound helps them stay focused. This video demonstrates 2 different types of ring stacks made inexpensively from plastic candy canes and rings cut out of detergent bottles. As an occupational therapist, I look for ways to adapt activities so that my clients are motivated to engage, focus, use their hands together and develop new skills. Learn more at RecyclingOT.com
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