Colorful illustration promoting the sensory organ sight, featuring a large eye with a vibrant blue and green iris, surrounded by lush green leaves, birds flying, a rainbow, a butterfly, binoculars reflecting a scenic landscape, and wooden signboards with options like 'Observe,' 'Notice,' 'Explore,' 'Learn,' and 'See More.'

Sight is more than eyesight. Our visual sense helps us notice colour, light, movement, shapes, patterns and the world around us. Some people process visual information differently and may seek particular visual experiences or find others overwhelming. Explore how sight works, how visual processing can differ, and practical ways to support individual sensory needs.

An educational infographic about the human sense of sight. It explains how the eyes help us see the world, recognize colors, shapes, light, shadows, words, and signs. The infographic discusses common visual difficulties caused by bright lights, reflections, patterns, and screens, and suggests ways to improve visual comfort such as adjusting lighting, reducing glare, and using plain backgrounds. It emphasizes that everyone perceives the world differently and highlights the importance of creating supportive environments for visual needs. The design features colorful illustrations, icons, and motivational messages about kindness and understanding.
An educational infographic titled "Neurodiverse Difficulties and Sight" explaining how neurodivergent brains perceive sight differently. Features sections on bright lights, busy environments, visual details, patterns and movement, color sensitivity, depth perception, reading and screens, and solutions like sunglasses, adjusting lighting, taking breaks, reducing clutter, and using overlays. Includes illustrations of a large eye, a girl shielding her eyes from the sun, a confused girl in a busy store, a girl with a magnifying glass, and various visual patterns. Emphasizes that different vision is part of everyone's unique potential.
An educational infographic showing the anatomy of the human eye, including front view and cross-section side view, with labels for parts like the cornea, iris, pupil, lens, retina, optic nerve, and various eye layers. The infographic explains how the eye works, describes eye layers, different eye views, and interesting facts about eye features.

Resources

Colour and Pattern Preferences
Colour and Pattern Preferences
£0.00
Movement and My eyes
Movement and My eyes
£0.00
The Visual Sense and Neurodiversity
The Visual Sense and Neurodiversity
£0.00
Visual Sensory Seeking and Avoiding
Visual Sensory Seeking and Avoiding
£0.00
I Can Look Without Looking At You
I Can Look Without Looking At You
£0.00
My Visual Preferences
My Visual Preferences
£0.00
The Visual Sense
The Visual Sense
£0.00
Visual Sensory Toolkit
Visual Sensory Toolkit
£0.00
Light Detective
Light Detective
£0.00
Nature Looking Cards
Nature Looking Cards
£0.00
Visual Break Card
Visual Break Card
£0.00
Visual Stimuli Ideas
Visual Stimuli Ideas
£0.00
Make a Sensory Bottle
Make a Sensory Bottle
£0.00
Reflection and Sparkle Explorer
Reflection and Sparkle Explorer
£0.00
Visual Overload
Visual Overload
£0.00
Make a Suncatcher
Make a Suncatcher
£0.00
Shadow Play
Shadow Play
£0.00
Visual Scavenger Hunt
Visual Scavenger Hunt
£0.00