Wiggle & Giggle — A Sensory Movement Adventure

In this 25-minute Together Time class, toddlers and their caregivers will join one of our warm, engaging educators for a sensory-rich session full of music, movement, and hands-on fun. This class is designed to support early developmental milestones through playful exploration and bonding time.

What Will Be Taught?
Gross motor skills through guided movement (stretching, dancing, jumping)

Sensory awareness using household-safe objects

Early listening skills and following simple directions

Opportunities for social-emotional development through rhythm and repetition

Topics We’ll Cover:
Action songs and movement games (clapping, stomping, jumping)

Exploring textures and cause/effect through simple sensory play

Identifying body parts, sounds, and actions through songs

Ending with calming routines to help toddlers self-regulate

Class Structure:

 Welcome song with names and smiles

 Interactive movement songs (e.g., freeze dances, animal actions)

 Sensory play using scarves, fabric, kitchen instruments, or simple household items

 Cool-down and breathing with soft music or lullaby movement

 Goodbye song and celebration of effort


Week of May 5 – Fluffy Clouds
Soft cotton wool balls or tissues to squish, stack, and scatter.

Week of May 12 – Shake It!
Rattles or homemade sound bottles filled with dry pasta or rice (securely sealed).

Week of May 19 – Water Wonders
Small bowl of warm water with cups/sponges for supervised pouring and squeezing.

Week of May 26 – Colourful Scarves
Peekaboo, waving, and tossing with lightweight scarves or fabric scraps.

Week of June 2 – Scented Cloths
Gently scented washcloths (e.g. vanilla, lavender water — pre-tested for allergies) for sniffing and patting.

Week of June 9 – Bubble Time
Blow and pop bubbles with help — great for tracking, reaching, and responding.

Week of June 16 – Foam & Wash
Gentle soap foam on a tray or inside a ziplock bag for squishing and patting.

Week of June 23 – Nature Touch Basket
Smooth leaves, flower petals, and large pinecones (all caregiver-checked and supervised).

Week of June 30 – Warm & Cool
Feel the difference with cloths warmed under warm water vs. cooled in the fridge.

Week of July 7 – Spaghetti Strings
Cool, soft cooked pasta for supervised poking, squishing, and stirring.

Week of July 14 – Texture Touch Tray
Fabric swatches: soft fleece, bumpy sponge, smooth ribbon—explored with adult support.

Week of July 21 – Ice Play (Simplified)
Large ice cubes in a bowl to swish and melt (caregiver holds or closely monitors).

Week of July 28 – Smelly Sensations
Sniffing soft items like a cotton ball dipped in vanilla, mint, or lemon water (supervised).

Week of August 4 – Pom-Pom Play
Large, soft pom-poms for squeezing, rolling, or placing in a bowl.

Week of August 11 – Sticky Touch
Tape on a tray to touch/stick or gentle sticker dots placed and removed with help.

Week of August 18 – Sensory Favourites Party
Mix and revisit your toddler’s favourite items from previous weeks—bubbles, scarves, water, and soft textures.

Our Teaching Style:
We’re a fun, hands-on organisation - with a range of teachers, that can't wait to see your little ones in class. Each session is led by an experienced educator from our team who will bring their own warmth and energy to the group while sticking to our shared structure. We keep things upbeat, sensory-friendly, and flexible—adapting to the group’s needs and pace with smiles and encouragement.

Learner Interaction:
Each class is guided in real-time with clear instructions, songs, and demonstrations. While toddlers may not  speak directly, they’ll interact physically through movement and with the help of their caregiver. Caregivers are encouraged to participate fully—dancing, playing, and exploring side-by-side with their child.