1. What are some of the signs of a SI Dysfunction?
SI tests and checklists
Sensory Integration Disorder
SI Dysfunction Indicators
http://www.healthcaresouth.com/pages/sensory.htm
Create a list of these traits for your personal use. Connect these traits to children you are thinking about in regards to Sensory Integration needs.
Some Great General Sites for Sensory Integration Info!!
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2. Do you feel your student/child displays some of these traits?
3. Take notes on the discovery sheet to familiarize yourself with
terms related to sensory integration.
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4. Identify the specific sensory activities that will benefit the
child. Activities will vary according to the specific needs
of each child.
Tactile Activities
SI Activities
SIActivities A
SI Home Activities
Oral Defensiveness
5. Investigate the sample sensory diet and create one that will meet
the needs of the student/child you have in mind.
Sensory Diet Checklist
Sensory Diet Info
(scroll down page)
This plan should be clear and easy to implement at
home or in the classroom. Make sure all activities
and explanations are organized and clear. Follow the easy to read, informal lay-out of the
Sample Sensory Diet
. Devise a plan that works for you- choose the information that is necessary in your specific case.
6. Keep a portfolio or workbook of the many activities you come
across for possible use later, or with other children. Can't
have to many on-hand activities!
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