Sensory Information Sheet

Name: Sensory Information Sheet
Brand: Think Sensory
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"Promotional graphic from ClimbRx showing two pages of a printable resource for care providers titled 'Sensory Information Sheet.' The left page includes fields for the child's name and age, followed by four sections: Strengths and Interests, with a prompt to list things the child enjoys or excels at and a blank write-in area; Sensory Preferences, described as sensory inputs the child enjoys or seeks out, with checkboxes for deep pressure such as weighted blankets and hugs, movement such as jumping, spinning, and swinging, tactile input such as playing with textures and fidget toys, oral input such as chewing gum and sucking on straws, visual input such as watching moving lights, patterns, or spinning objects, and an open Other field; Sensory Challenges, described as sensory inputs that may be overwhelming or distressing, with checkboxes for loud noises such as sirens, alarms, and crowded places, bright lights such as fluorescent lighting and sunlight, unexpected touch such as light touches and crowded spaces, strong smells such as perfumes and cleaning products, certain textures such as clothing materials and food textures, and an open Other field; and Signs to Watch For, with a prompt noting that when overwhelmed the child may show the following signs, followed by a blank write-in area. The right page contains three sections: Strategies and Supports, described as accommodations or strategies that help the child regulate and feel comfortable, with a large blank write-in area; Communication, described as how the child communicates their needs best, with checkboxes for speaking, gestures or pointing, visual aids or communication cards, AAC device, and an open Other field; and Notes or Special Considerations, with a blank write-in area."

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This Sensory Information Sheet is designed for parents to provide to caregivers, teachers, and other support staff to ensure their child’s sensory needs are understood and accommodated. It includes sections for documenting strengths and interests, sensory preferences, sensory challenges, signs of overwhelm, effective strategies, preferred communication methods, and additional notes.

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By Think Sensory

This Sensory Information Sheet is designed for parents to provide to caregivers, teachers, and other support staff to ensure their child’s sensory needs are understood and accommodated. It includes sections for documenting strengths and interests, sensory preferences, sensory challenges, signs of overwhelm, effective strategies, preferred communication methods, and additional notes.

By sharing this completed sheet, parents can help create consistency across different environments, ensuring their child receives the right support and accommodations. This printable template makes it easy for caregivers to quickly reference important information, respond effectively, and build positive interactions with the child.

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