Great success with resourcing my mini potato sack, it arrived today and is just perfect! I love the feel/texture and hope it retains its unique smell.
Had a lovely time in the Peak District today, beautiful weather and stunning scenery. Had an hour and a half all to myself in Bakewell, so after coffee and a read of the paper in one of Bakewell's delightful coffee shops I began my mission of hunting down anything that might act as a good sensory resource. I found myself once again in the depths of the charity shops rummaging through all kinds of bric a brac, and feeling textures of bags and fabrics. My other (impossible) task was trying to locate Bramble Jelly! Might have to take up jam making!
Spent last night and this evening writing and formatting the information pages to support the delivery of the story. So far, so good but there is a danger of information overload. I need to work on achieving the right balance for what to include and what to leave out. Once again another online link caught my eye - I found some really interesting information about Sensory Integration. Not exactly Mills and Boon but well worth a dip into for those interested in Sensory Integration Theory.
http://www.atotalapproach.com/docs/si.pdf
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