I'm starting small and thinking ahead to the winter days when sensory experiences must be found in the classroom: a box of smells available from Dale Air. You can read about how one teacher used these in SMD Teacher Blog.
A similar type of product that sometimes turns up at charity shops and car boot is Les Lotto des odeurs
Its a smelling game you can find it new at WINSLOW and is called Follow your Nose (thanks to Becca for this information)
Thinking big and looking out into the glorious sunshine:A sensory garden. Resike has a wonderful animated breakdown of their Sensory garden which they sell.The animated plan has photos and plant names with sections for touch, taste, smell, sound and sight. I have also written about sensory gardens in my blog entry Gardening
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Hello, Resike here. You may notice that the link to the Sensory Wheel above takes you to a blank page on our website. You can find more information about the wheel here:
http://www.m-ls.co.uk/?LID=2&RskIMG=1
To see the animated wheel as discussed above, you can also find that here:
http://www.resike.co.uk/Wheels/SensoryGardenLrg.html
Thanks Tony I have corrected the link
The scent game you featured from France can be purchased in the uk from Winslow.
It's called 'follow your nose'
www.winslow-cat.com
thanks that is useful to know
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