Entertaining a baby or toddler who still puts things in his/her mouth is challenging, but here’s an idea I do in my baby sensory class and they love it! 😍 Edible pasta sensory bin for babies I always pair this with pink pigs 🐷 to keep the pink theme and to work on some vocabulary …
These tongs are available at the Dollar store and are a great skill to prepare little ones for writing later on. It works on strengthening all those little muscles in the hand and finger that will give them the coordination and strength, later on, to hold a pencil and control it. To make this Valentine’s …
Looking to make an easy sensory bin to celebrate Valentine’s Day? Try this colored rice recipe using paint and play all month long. I love to add this to my IKEA sensory table and leave it there all month long for my toddler to enjoy. It is also a favorite sensory recipe in my sensory …
What better way to celebrate this spooky season than by engaging your toddler with a Halloween sensory bin in a fun and messy way
Looking for fun sensory recipes and ideas to do this month for your toddler? Create this colorful St. Patrick’s Day Sensory Bin using colored rice. Why Use a Sensory bin For Learning How To Make St Patricks Sensory Bin Using Colored Rice The base of this St Patrick’s bin is using green colored rice. You …
Celebrating fall with toddlers and babies that still put things in their mouth can be a challenge. This week I came up with this edible-safe fall activity using just 2 ingredients to play during our baby sensory class. The sensory bin was a success and it was very easy to make. this recipe uses a …
Celebrate fall by engaging the sense of smell with this fun cinnamon-scented Pumpkin Moon Sand recipe. This post will give you the recipe and how I made a fall sensory bin using pumpkin moon sand. It is edible safe and great for toddlers 1-year-old up to preschoolers and kindergarteners. Every year, I create a fall …
Get creative with your sensory bins by mixing up your sensory bin filler. Sensory bin fillers are the base element every sensory bin needs. You can make it edible and safe if your child is still putting things in his/her mouth or using things from around the house. Sensory Bin Fillers will allow your child …
Christmas season is here and with that, we created this fun sensory bin using colored rice. follow this quick guide and recreate this fun sensory bun to work on fine motor skills for toddlers. Benefits of Rice for Sensory Bins Colored rice provides an opportunity for children to explore fine motor skills such as transferring …
Making Oobleck or goop is one of our favorite sensory activities. I don’t do it often because it can get very messy! (Manu gets too excited) but for this Halloween, it was the perfect combination! Materials Needed to make this Melted Pumpkin Sensory bin Pumpkin Decorating Kits Cornstarch Orange Food Coloring Sensory Bin Container (We …