Ayres Sensory Integration & Sensory-Based Interventions Quiz

Using a swing to provide linear vestibular input while encouraging the child to reach for objects

Implementing a brushing protocol to provide deep pressure and proprioceptive input

Engaging the child in tabletop activities to improve fine motor coordination

Providing visual stimuli through light-up toys to enhance visual tracking skills

Providing the child with weighted vests to wear during self-care activities

Incorporating a sensory diet that includes activities like jumping on a trampoline and deep pressure massages

Encouraging the child to play with textured materials like sand and playdough

Using auditory integration training to improve sensory processing

Using a therapy ball to perform various balance exercises

Engaging the child in a tactile play activity with shaving cream and textured balls

Incorporating obstacle courses that require the child to navigate through various physical challenges

Implementing auditory integration training with rhythmic music

Using a weighted blanket to provide deep pressure input during rest periods

Engaging the child in activities such as spinning on a swing to provide rotary vestibular input

Encouraging the child to participate in obstacle courses that involve crawling, jumping, and climbing

Using tactile bins filled with different textures to improve sensory modulation

Providing the child with deep pressure input using a weighted vest while engaging in movement activities

Using auditory integration training to improve overall sensory processing

Engaging the child in activities such as swinging in a hammock and playing with textured materials

Implementing a visual schedule to help the child anticipate sensory activities

Providing auditory integration training to improve overall sensory processing

Using a trampoline to provide proprioceptive and vestibular input through jumping activities

Incorporating fine motor activities such as bead stringing to improve coordination

Implementing visual tracking exercises to enhance spatial awareness

Using a rotary movement on a tire swing at a slow speed

Engaging the child in linear swinging activities on a platform swing at a moderate speed

Implementing rapid spinning activities on a scooter board

Providing slow, rhythmic bouncing on a therapy ball

Using a linear movement on a swing at a slow and steady speed

Engaging the child in rapid spinning activities on a swing

Implementing fast-paced jumping activities on a trampoline

Providing rotary movements on a tire swing at a moderate speed

Using deep pressure brushing with firm strokes in a consistent direction

Providing light touch input through soft, feather-like strokes in various directions

Incorporating rapid, unpredictable brushing movements with moderate pressure

Engaging the child in activities involving light touch with varying textures

Using deep pressure input through joint compressions and brushing in a consistent direction

Providing light touch input through feather strokes applied in random directions

Incorporating rapid brushing movements with moderate pressure and varying directions

Engaging the child in activities involving light touch using a variety of textured materials

Providing frequent, varied sensory activities throughout the day, such as jumping on a trampoline and playing with sensory bins

Using a quiet, dimly lit environment to reduce sensory input

Implementing a brushing protocol with deep pressure touch in a consistent direction

Engaging the child in seated activities like puzzles and coloring to minimize movement

Providing a sensory diet with high-intensity activities such as running and jumping

Creating a calm, structured environment with predictable routines and low sensory input

Encouraging the child to engage in unstructured, spontaneous play activities in various environments

Using light touch and gentle tactile input during play to gradually increase sensory tolerance

Providing high-intensity vestibular activities like spinning and fast swinging

Creating a highly stimulating environment with bright colors and loud music

Incorporating frequent movement breaks with activities like jumping and running

Using slow, rhythmic rocking to calm and soothe the child

Providing a structured sensory diet with both calming and stimulating activities

Using only high-intensity sensory activities to satisfy the sensory seeking behaviors

Implementing a quiet, low-stimulation environment to prevent sensory overload

Focusing on light touch and unpredictable sensory input to challenge sensory thresholds

Using a visual schedule to remind the child of regular meal times and bathroom breaks

Engaging the child in proprioceptive activities such as jumping and deep pressure exercises

Incorporating mindfulness and body awareness exercises to help the child recognize internal body signals

Providing auditory cues to alert the child when it is time to eat or use the bathroom

Encouraging the child to participate in high-intensity activities like running and jumping

Providing the child with a quiet, dimly lit space and deep pressure input through a weighted blanket

Engaging the child in visual activities like watching a bright, animated video

Using rapid spinning movements on a swing to distract the child from the environment

Providing slow, rhythmic rocking in a rocking chair

Using rapid spinning movements on a swing

Engaging the child in proprioceptive activities such as pushing and pulling heavy objects

Offering bright, flashing light toys to capture the child’s attention

Using a time-out strategy to address the aggressive behaviors

Implementing a sensory diet with deep pressure and proprioceptive activities throughout the day

Engaging the child in fast-paced, high-energy activities before group activities

Providing visual schedules and timers to structure transitions and reduce anxiety