Auditory sensory input
Our auditory systems allow us to take in the sounds of our world, to tell which direction those sounds are coming from.
Example:
A auditory sensory system that is functioning optimally allows us to walk through the park with a variety of noises all around us but stay focused on our conversation with our friend. Or, to follow our teacher's verbal directions in a noisy classroom.
Listening to sounds from nature, toys that play music, pop or squeak all give us auditory sensory input.
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There is a lot to learn about our senses and how we receive and organize sensations. Click here to find some great resource materials to dig deeper.
Some toys that are noisy and fun!
-Poppin' Pipes-
When you pull and push these toys that make a noise you can hear and feel as you play with them!
-Arggh Ball-
Another thing we love about the Arggh Ball is that it makes noises as you push, pull and splat this awesome ball.
Noise reducing headphones are great for cutting the amount of auditory sensory in put we are taking in. This can let us feel less overwhelmed, and inc