Sensory Processing Disorder Worksheets for Children (Ages 3-12)
Children with Sensory Processing Disorder experience the world differently — sounds that seem normal to others may feel overwhelming, textures that peers ignore may feel unbearable, or movement that other children enjoy may feel frightening. These worksheets help children understand their own sensory needs and give parents structured activities to support sensory regulation throughout the day.
Available Worksheets
My Sensory Preferences Worksheet
A child-friendly worksheet with pictures and smiley/frowny faces where children indicate which sensory experiences they like, dislike, or find overwhelming across all senses.
Calm-Down Strategy Cards
Printable cards with illustrated calming strategies the child can choose when overwhelmed — deep pressure, quiet space, fidget tools, deep breathing, heavy work activities.
Sensory Exploration Activity Sheets
Guided activity worksheets introducing different textures, sounds, and movements in a controlled, gradual way. Each activity has a comfort rating scale for the child to complete.
My Body Signals Worksheet
An illustrated body outline where children learn to identify where they feel different emotions and sensory states in their body — building interoceptive awareness.
How to Use These Worksheets
These worksheets are designed to be used alongside professional therapy at Cadabam's CDC. Share completed worksheets with your child's therapist to help them track progress and adjust goals. Consistency is key — aim for 15-20 minutes of structured worksheet time daily.
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Created by Cadabam's CDC Clinical Team | Last Reviewed: March 2026