Halloween Sensory Story and Sensory Rich Activities Multiple Disabilities

Step into the foggy night where spiders scuttle, ghosts glide, slime squelches and bats flap their wings beneath the moonlight…Every moment is told through the eight senses: sight, sound, touch, taste, smell, proprioception (body awareness), vestibular (balance and movement), and interoception (internal sensations) to create a rich, accessible experience that invites curiosity and connection.

This immersive, inclusive resource is designed to support neurodiverse, PMLD, sensory, and SEND learners through poetic storytelling that honours every learner’s way of engaging.

Each poetic couplet is paired with:

Easy-to-source props that bring the story to life.

Step-by-step facilitation guidance for confident, consistent delivery.

Comprehensive learning objectives to support planning, differentiation, and assessment.

Sensory linkage notes that explain how each couplet supports a specific sensory domain.

These notes help you understand the sensory purpose behind each prop or cue and adapt activities to suit varied learner profiles with clarity and care.

Inside, you’ll find:

Halloween Fully Resourced Sensory Story

Spooky Sensory Space Ideas — for immersive environments

Pumpkin Play — from recycled sensory ideas to seed-based art

The Witch’s Larder — creepy ingredients for potion play and storytelling

Grab-and-Go Inspiration — quick, creative ideas for seasonal engagement

Whether you are exploring the ingredients in the Witch’s Larder, enjoying squishy, chilly fun with jelly and ice monsters, or relaxing with a guided meditation, this story honours every glance, giggle, and gesture.

Affirming language supports rejection and choice, while rhythmic couplets and prop play invite learners to participate at their own pace. Explore and connect in a space where every sense is welcome.

Your questions, queries, comments, and feedback are always welcome.
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Hi, thank you for clicking onto my bio. My name is Victoria Navin, I am the Founder of Rhyming Multisensory Stories.

I am a passionate advocate for providing sensory-rich learning experiences for Neurodiverse, PMLD, Sensory and SEND Learners through my fully resourced, facilitated sensory stories and sensory-rich thematic classroom activities.

With over two decades of experience, including teaching children from travelling communities in Spain and working at a special school in Cheshire, I have written over 50 fully resourced multisensory stories with facilitation guides, learning objectives and sensory-rich thematic classroom activities.

I delivered online workshops for Creative Education and educators and caregivers worldwide and am a frequent speaker at online conferences having presented at Richard Hirstwood and Carol Allen's Sensory Festivals, and the PMLD Conferences run by Joanna Grace of The Sensory Projects.

I am a guest author in 'Sensory Stories - Making Narratives Accessible Through the Senses' by Dr Joanna Grace and Teaching Reading to All Learners Including Those with Complex Needs' by Sarah Moseley, and frequently contribute to the PMLD Link journal. I have written a sensory story for The Sensory Projects and have also featured in SEN Magazine making me a leading figure in the field of sensory-based education
I write the sensory activities for Little Magic Train and have written curriculum packs for Marvin's Storytime Show.

I have collaborated with The Story Massage Programme, Songs, Signs & Sounds and Luula.

My first book published by Routledge in Oct 2025 'Sensory Spaces: An A-Z of Immersive and Creative Environments to Support Sensory Integration' is a practical guide to creating customisable environments that spark curiosity, creativity, and storytelling. Using everyday items, it shows how to design spaces for learning, sensory engagement, and relaxation.

Whether you are exploring sensory storytelling for the first time or deepening your inclusive practice, I hope my resources bring inspiration, clarity, and joy to your learning journeys.

Your questions, queries, comments, and feedback are always welcome.

Thank you for reading my bio. Let's connect!
Victoria

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