Autumn is Here - A Communication Through Touch Activity for PMLD Students

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Autumn is Here 

'Autumn is Here' is a communication through touch activity for students with PMLD. Each section of the activity has a suggested Autumn themed piece of music with a supporting sensory resource or action. I have added this resource to the TES website please follow the link below to download it for free

'Autumn is Here' - A communication through touch activity for PMLD students

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