Kids’ Voice: Design Your Dream Sensory Room
Designed with children, not just for children.
The best person to tell us what a sensory room should feel like is a child. This free activity invites kids to draw and build their own dream sensory room. Their choices help shape the equipment, activities, and feelings we design into the future 4C Sensory Center.
What we’ll learn
- What sensory equipment children are drawn to
- How they want a sensory space to make them feel
- Their favorite ideas for the future 4C sensory space
Free Printables
Print all three pages. Kids cut out the pieces and glue or tape them onto their room, then draw in anything else they can imagine.
1. Design Your Dream Sensory Room
The room template to draw on, plus quick picks for what to include and how the room should feel.
2. Things I Might Include
Cut-outs for swings, tunnels, bubble tubes, calm corners, fidgets, and more.
3. This Room Would Help Me Feel
Feeling cut-outs: calm, happy, safe, focused, relaxed, comfortable, strong, connected, and confident.
Share Your Child’s Design
We’d love to see what your child creates! Snap a photo of the finished room and share it on social media. Tag us @4CSensoryCenter and use #4CSensoryCenter so we can see it and cheer them on.
@4CSensoryCenter | #4CSensoryCenter
Prefer not to post publicly? Email your photo to founder@4csensorycenter.org. Every design helps us build a space where every child belongs.
Teachers, therapists, and churches: you’re welcome to print these for your classroom or group.