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Videos

Welcome to the video hub — a growing collection of sensory‑rich demonstrations, storytelling ideas, and practical inspiration for SEND, PMLD, EYFS, and inclusive classrooms.

These clips show real examples of the props, rhythms, and facilitation techniques used in my stories and sensory-rich activities.

Whether you’re looking for new ways to spark engagement, build anticipation, or support sensory regulation, you’ll find simple, adaptable ideas you can use straight away.

Browse the videos below, click any screenshot to watch on YouTube.

New videos are added regularly, so check back for fresh inspiration.

All About Me Sensory Boxes

These are communication passports in the form of a box filled with sensory items that tell another person about an individual.

Fill your box (a shoebox is the perfect size) with sensory items relating to a person's life.

These help the people involved in their everyday lives (teaching teams/activity coordinators/support workers) to learn, understand more about the person and to build bonds and are very useful if you have new students in your class this Autumn or a new resident moves into a setting.

If working in an educational setting you can use the student's communication passport as a tool to help you do this, as well working with the student to find out their personal likes and sensory preferences.

If working with adults, involve the person and also ask their family, friends and other people who have been involved in their lives to help you.
You can keep adding new items and the person encounters new experiences (e.g. this might be a seashell from a seaside trip)

Find out more visit the website www.rhymingmultisensorystories.com

Direct link to your FREE monthly teaching calendar packed with ideas and activities for the month: https://www.rhymingmultisensorystories.com/post/september-teaching-calendar

Visit the shop: https://www.rhymingmultisensorystories.com/category/shop

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Victoria Navin holding a Tactile Card in each hand

Tactile Tiles

Do you still use laminated paper symbols? They become tatty so quickly, are time consuming to make and don't offer a sensory experience.

There is an alternative!

TacTiles are a high contrast for VI, tough, washable and tactile AAC resource that replace laminated symbols.

They are designed by my friend Matt, an SEN teacher at Hebden Green School who has set up his business TacTiles creating the tiles using a 3D printer.

Thank you to Matt who collaborated with me on my Winter Sensory Story creating a bird track and cat paw print TacTile!
With over 300 designs available currently with more being designed, head over to the website to find out more!

https://tactiletiles.com and follow Matt on social media!

To find out more about 'Winter' A sensory story and sensory rich activities visit https://www.rhymingmultisensorystories.com/product-page/winter-sensory-story-for-neurodiverse-pmld-send-and-sensory-learners

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