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NeuroNavigation Friends – Sensory Shaker
A little shaker with a BIG message!
Meet the NeuroNavigation Friends Sensory Shaker – a colourful, playful keyring designed to celebrate the different ways we think, communicate, move, learn and experience the world.
Featuring the NeuroNavigation Friends characters around a clear shaker filled with colourful sensory pieces, this fun accessory is designed to hang from your school bag, backpack or pencil case.
What's inside and what does it represent?
Each little symbol has a special meaning:
Headphones – Auditory Differences: Some people experience sounds differently. Headphones represent the different ways we hear and process sound.
Skateboard – Movement Needs: Some people need to move, stretch, wiggle or keep their bodies active to feel comfortable and ready to learn.
Heart - Inclusion and Belonging: Everyone deserves to feel accepted, valued and included just as they are.
Magnifying Glass – Curiosity and Special Interests: Celebrating the things we love, the questions we ask and the topics that make us excited to learn.
AAC Device – Communication Differences: Not everyone communicates in the same way. Some people use speech, pictures, communication devices, gestures or other ways to express themselves.
How to use your Sensory Shaker
Hang it from your school bag, backpack or pencil case.
Give it a gentle shake and watch the colourful pieces move around.
Explore the different symbols and talk about what they represent.
Use it as a conversation starter about neurodiversity, differences and inclusion.
Take it with you to school, appointments, outings or wherever your adventures take you!
Why we love it
The Sensory Shaker is more than just a cute bag accessory. It provides an opportunity to explore important conversations about neurodiversity in a fun, visual and accessible way.
It reminds us that there is no one right way to think, communicate, move, learn or experience the world.
Different minds. Different needs. Room for everyone.
Part of the NeuroNavigation Friends collection.
A little shaker with a BIG message!
Meet the NeuroNavigation Friends Sensory Shaker – a colourful, playful keyring designed to celebrate the different ways we think, communicate, move, learn and experience the world.
Featuring the NeuroNavigation Friends characters around a clear shaker filled with colourful sensory pieces, this fun accessory is designed to hang from your school bag, backpack or pencil case.
What's inside and what does it represent?
Each little symbol has a special meaning:
Headphones – Auditory Differences: Some people experience sounds differently. Headphones represent the different ways we hear and process sound.
Skateboard – Movement Needs: Some people need to move, stretch, wiggle or keep their bodies active to feel comfortable and ready to learn.
Heart - Inclusion and Belonging: Everyone deserves to feel accepted, valued and included just as they are.
Magnifying Glass – Curiosity and Special Interests: Celebrating the things we love, the questions we ask and the topics that make us excited to learn.
AAC Device – Communication Differences: Not everyone communicates in the same way. Some people use speech, pictures, communication devices, gestures or other ways to express themselves.
How to use your Sensory Shaker
Hang it from your school bag, backpack or pencil case.
Give it a gentle shake and watch the colourful pieces move around.
Explore the different symbols and talk about what they represent.
Use it as a conversation starter about neurodiversity, differences and inclusion.
Take it with you to school, appointments, outings or wherever your adventures take you!
Why we love it
The Sensory Shaker is more than just a cute bag accessory. It provides an opportunity to explore important conversations about neurodiversity in a fun, visual and accessible way.
It reminds us that there is no one right way to think, communicate, move, learn or experience the world.
Different minds. Different needs. Room for everyone.
Part of the NeuroNavigation Friends collection.