Colorful infographic titled 'Sensory Hub' illustrating the five senses: Sight, Hearing, Smell, Taste, Touch, along with additional senses: Interoception, Vestibular, Proprioception. Each sense has a brief description and examples. Background features a lake, trees, mountains, butterflies, and flowers. Left side shows a bird perched on a signpost with words 'Explore,' 'Understand,' 'Support,' 'Celebrate,' 'Belong.' Bottom features colorful buttons with words 'Learn,' 'Explore,' 'Be Curious,' 'Feel Safe,' 'Be You.' Top right corner has the creator's logo, Victoria Martin, with words 'Imagination, Understanding, Belonging.' The design emphasizes inclusive, sensory awareness for all learners.
An informational colorful infographic explaining the sense of sight. It features an illustration of a human eye with notes about how eyes help us see and recognize the world, including details about colors, shapes, movement, light and dark, words and pictures, signs and symbols, and distance. The poster also offers tips for supporting visual needs, such as adjusting lighting, reducing glare, and using plain backgrounds. It emphasizes individual differences and encourages kindness, curiosity, inclusion, and self-awareness.
An educational poster about hearing and sounds, featuring a girl with purple headphones, a dog resting with the words 'Quieter Minds Brighter Days' on a pillow, and various illustrations of sounds and ways to support hearing health.

Touch Page

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Colorful infographic about taste, featuring a smiling girl eating a slice of watermelon. Sections explain the five basic tastes with icons of lemon, chocolate, pretzel, tomato, and meat, alongside descriptions. Additional info covers influences on taste, how tastes can feel nice or difficult, helpful tips, and encouraging messages about food diversity and understanding individual preferences, decorated with leaves, flowers, and fruits.

Interoception Page

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A colorful educational poster explaining the vestibular sense and how movement helps the brain and body work together. It features illustrated children demonstrating balance, movement, coordination, and body awareness activities. The poster includes sections about different types of movement, activities that feel nice, difficult, or seeking movement, and tips on how to support children's movement needs. Decorative elements include flowers, trees, and a girl joyfully jumping with arms open.

Proprioception Page

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Colorful infographic about the sense of smell, explaining how our noses detect different smells from flowers, food, drinks, nature, cleaning products, places, perfumes, and smoke. It emphasizes that smells can be calming or difficult, and offers tips on how to manage difficult smells. Illustrated with flowers, food, cleaning supplies, and a resting fox, with sections highlighting how smells influence emotions and behaviors.
An educational poster titled 'Touch' explaining how skin helps us explore the world. It describes different sensations like soft, hard, rough, cold, and warm, and how textures, pressure, and temperature send messages to our brain. The poster shows adorable illustrations of a girl cuddling a teddy bear and a sleeping puppy, and details how touch influences our understanding of the world through various examples. It includes tips for gentle touch, recognizing comfort levels, and respecting personal spaces, emphasizing kindness, curiosity, and inclusion.
An educational infographic about interoception, depicting how our senses help us explore the world and notice internal body signals like heartbeat, breathing, hunger, thirst, temperature, feelings, tummy sensations, muscle tension, need to use the toilet, feeling tired, and pain. It emphasizes the importance of listening to our body's messages, understanding feelings, making choices, and caring for ourselves. The infographic includes tips for self-care, recognizing different experiences, and encouraging kindness and patience.

Vestibular Page

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Colorful educational poster about proprioception, featuring a smiling girl in a purple hoodie balancing on a log, surrounded by green leaves and flowers. The poster explains how proprioception helps us know our body position and movement without looking, and includes tips and activities to improve proprioception.