Nature-influenced sensory play in early childhood education

Before we begin, let's understand what sensory play is.  Sensory play is a provocation experience that includes Squish, squelch, spin, splash, squeeze, bang, run, scoop, shake, drop, smear, toss, spray, and ooze; toddlers absolutely delight in exploring their world through their senses.

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Appearing to be a delightful experience, sensory exploration is so much more than that. In early years of education, sensory play plays an instrumental role in self regulation, improving focus and aiding the development of fine motor skills.

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Appearing to be a delightful experience, sensory exploration is so much more than that. In early years of education, sensory play plays an instrumental role in self regulation, improving focus and aiding the development of fine motor skills.

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These sensory explorations, when provided through the elements that nature provides, helps to develop new neurons in the brain that impacts the cognitive as well as physical development of children at preschools in Hyderabad. 

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The benefits of sensory play are as mentioned:

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1. Provokes children to be independent learners 
2. Improves self regulation
3. Enhances focus and concentration
4. Builds new neurons to develop language and motor skills
5. Children learn about textures, temperatures and weight 
6. Development of vestibular system

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