Multisensory
Multicolored LED Cable – 7 m
Plush toy with weight and temperature
Moldable sensory sand
Compact sensory experimentation tray
The multisensory classroom is a space designed for learning and self-regulating through the senses. With light, textures, sound and hands-on materials, it gives each child stimuli to explore at their own pace — a tool increasingly present in schools, special education classrooms and corners at home.
At logopedicum we gather the materials to set up a multisensory corner or classroom: light panels and resources, texture and tactile elements, sound, projections and materials for the calm corner. Safe, versatile resources designed for sensory integration, inclusion and self-regulation in the educational setting.
It is part of our learning corners. If you are looking for resources for a multisensory therapy room (snoezelen), visit multisensory stimulation.
What a multisensory classroom is and what it is for
A multisensory classroom (or multisensory corner) is a space that stimulates several senses in a controlled way to support attention, calm and learning. In education it is used to work on sensory integration, support pupils with specific needs and give the whole group a place to regulate before or after a demanding activity. You don't need a whole room: a good corner with a few well-chosen elements already makes a difference.
Materials to set up your multisensory corner or classroom
A selection designed for the educational setting:
- Light and projection resources to create atmosphere and capture attention; find more in light resources.
- Textures, tactile panels and hands-on materials for exploration.
- Sound and vibrotactile elements for auditory and proprioceptive input.
- Materials for the calm corner: cushions, breathing and self-regulation resources.
The multisensory classroom at school and at home
At school, the multisensory corner supports inclusion: it helps regulate arousal, prevent overload and prepare pupils to learn. At home, a small corner serves the same role of refuge and calm. Teachers, support teams and specialists will find versatile materials here for different ages and needs.
Frequently asked questions about the multisensory classroom
What is a multisensory classroom?
It is an educational space that stimulates several senses (sight, touch, hearing, proprioception) in a controlled way to support attention, calm and learning, especially useful for sensory integration and inclusion in the classroom.
What materials do I need to set up a multisensory corner?
A few well-chosen elements are enough: a light or projection resource, texture and tactile materials, some sound or vibration, and a calm space with cushions. The key is that the child can explore at their own pace and self-regulate.
How is it different from a multisensory therapy room?
The multisensory corner has an educational, inclusion-focused approach within the classroom, with versatile, smaller-scale materials. The multisensory (snoezelen) room is a more equipped therapeutic space; for that material, see the multisensory stimulation category.