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Freestanding Sensory Exploration Panels

Original price was: £307.04.Current price is: £107.08.

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Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Versatile Frame Design: The freestanding design allows for easy repositioning, making it adaptable to different settings and outdoor spaces. This versatility supports varied sensory activities.
Customisable Sensory Experience: Team with the Outdoor Sensory Shelter or Pergoda to extend sensory activities in and around these sensory hubs
Perfect for a variety of outdoor activities: Add hanging buckets with strong smelling herbs or flowers to stimulate sense of smell. Add recordable buttons or sound making resources to helping engage listening, or attach curious mirrors with different surfaces or colours that provide interesting visual feedback.
Enhances Accessibility: The double sided design provides more space for children to access the sensory station promoting collaborative play
Promotes Interactive Learning: Encourages hands-on interaction, supporting active learning and development.

Versatile outdoor panels to help create a range of sensory based activities.

Robust, stable wooden panels that can be used on both sides to create displays or engaging activities for children. These may include things which could help harness their senses.

For example, add hanging buckets with strong smelling herbs or flowers to stimulate sense of smell. Add recordable buttons or sound making resources to helping engage listening, or attach curious mirrors with different surfaces or colours that provide interesting visual feedback.

The Large Sensory Station has a chalkboard on both sides, useful to pose questions to the children, like “ what can you hear?”, or to help guide an activity. The chalkboard is also ideal for mark making – simply hang buckets or other containers to offer different kinds of materials to mark make with. Works well with the TTS Preparation Station, offering access to extra resources and sensory materials.
The Small Sensory Station still provides enough space to be versatile. Add your own chalkboard, create a ‘Sound Station’ with recordable buttons or use more than one panel to help frame a sensory space.