Here are a few recommendations for sensory story time books and activities:
1. “The Very Hungry Caterpillar” by Eric Carle: This classic story is full of colorful illustrations and interactive elements that can engage a child’s senses. Consider bringing in a variety of different textured materials for children to touch and feel as you read the story.
2. “Where the Wild Things Are” by Maurice Sendak: This imaginative story is perfect for a sensory story time. Consider bringing in a variety of props, such as stuffed animals or masks, to help bring the story to life.
3. “The Rainbow Fish” by Marcus Pfister: This story features beautiful, iridescent illustrations that can engage a child’s sense of sight. Consider bringing in a variety of materials with different colors and textures for children to explore as you read the story.
4. “The Very Quiet Cricket” by Eric Carle: This story features interactive elements that can engage a child’s sense of hearing. Consider bringing in a variety of musical instruments for children to play with as you read the story.
5. “The Snail and the Whale” by Julia Donaldson: This story is full of colorful illustrations and fun characters that can engage a child’s sense of touch and sight. Consider bringing in a variety of materials with different textures for children to explore as you read the story.
Remember, the key to a successful sensory story time is to engage as many of a child’s senses as possible. By bringing in a variety of materials and props, you can create an immersive and interactive experience for children.
