Free Printable Sensory Patterns Tracker
A week of moments when a sound, touch, light, smell, taste or movement seemed to matter: what your child did, toward it or away, and what helped.
What you type stays on your phone.
How to use it
- When something seems to bother your child, or your child goes looking for it, write it down: when, where and what your child did.
- Tick the sense it seemed to be about, and whether your child went toward it or pulled away.
- After a week or two, bring it to your child's occupational therapist (OT) to look for patterns together.
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Why it helps
Kids can be bothered by some sounds or textures and look for others, like spinning or crunchy food. Seeing a week of it on one page helps you and the OT understand what your child's body needs.
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Add this to your child's Bloom Autism Support: snap a photo and send it to your child's Bloom Autism Support email address.
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