Age 2+
Easter Sensory Bin! Ages 2+
Kysen and I made this fun Easter sensory bin today. This is a great way for children to practice alphabet knowledge and letter sounds. I
April 7, 2020
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Kysen and I made this fun Easter sensory bin today. This is a great way for children to practice alphabet knowledge and letter sounds. I
This is an easy sensory bin to set up. We used pinto beans and black beans but any kind of beans would work. The kids
The kids in my class have loved playing in this sensory bin. Many of them have never used a sifter before. They love scooping and
Kysen has been in love with this sensory bin. The snow actually feels cold! First we made some play snow! All you need is 2 ingredients,
Did you know you can draw on a pumpkin with dry erase markers? Use a baby wipe to clean it off. Then dry it with
This is a fun activity to put in a sensory bin or large container. Great way to work on shape matching, naming and talking about
This was a fun process art activity! We added in some science when we talked about the colors mixing. What happens when you add white
Fun sensory activity for spring time! I like to put eggs of different sizes. This adds in some science and math skills. Children are measuring,
We have been talking about ice cream in my class recently. We decided to try painting with ice cream cones! Print painting allows kids to
The boys had asked me how ice cream was made. So of course we had to find an ice cream making experiment! There are many
Kids love wrapping presents! This is a fun holiday fine motor activity! Also a great use of all those extra wrapping paper pieces. Materials (affiliate
This is a great way to talk about our sense of touch. Have your child guess what they think it is before they open it.
Smells like peppermint and it’s easy to make! Materials (affiliate link):Shaving cream white gluepeppermint extractglitterfood coloring(only for the red) Candy Cane Puffy Paint! AGES 3+Smells
Fun Halloween theme sensory bin! Materials (affiliate link) : Black Water Beads Halloween Toys First you have to soak the water beads in water. Kids
This activity is great for sensory and fine motors. Materials (affiliate link): Pom Poms Pool Noodles Scissors Jumbo Tweezers First cut your pool noodle into
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We like to think of phonological awareness in preschool as playing with, recognizing and working with the sounds of language – or the sound system of language. Pre-Reading skills have a significant impact on a child’s ability to read and understand.
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