We have a Pokemon lover here in Autismland. Logan has consistently loved Pokemon since he was a wee lad. Making a Pokemon sensory box is a great addition to his sensory diet because he’s interested in it.
You really could do this with any item your child is interested in. When Logan liked dinosaurs, we used dinosaur figurines. During shark week, we use sharks. You get the idea.
Make a base using water beads or rainbow rice then add whatever figurines you desire.
Items Needed For Pokemon Sensory Box
- 1 8 quart dishpan
- Water beads, plumped with water
- Pokemon toys
- Spoons, scoops, small bowls and/or boxes
Directions To Put Together Pokemon Sensory Box
- Place water beads in the dishpan.
- Arrange the toys over the water beads.
- Let your child play.
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