Movement and sensory activities can be powerful tools for encouraging communication, attention, engagement, and interaction in children. This video offers practical ideas for parents, educators, and therapists to incorporate simple movement-based activities into everyday communication opportunities—even if you are not an occupational therapist. Learn how sensory-rich play can help children become more regulated, motivated, and ready to communicate. Whether you’re working with an autistic child, a child with speech delays, or a child who struggles with attention, these strategies can make communication practice more fun, natural, and meaningful. Watch to discover easy ways to connect movement, play, and communication.
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