Sensory recipes to make any sensory bin, sensory bottle, arts and craft with your little one at home or school.
Looking for an easy chalk paint recipe to use on your sidewalk that is safe and easy to do? This fun and creative outdoor activity will keep your kids entertained for hours. Makin your chalk sidewalk paint is easy, inexpensive, and allows for endless artistic possibilities right on your driveway or sidewalk. Make this DIY …
Are you looking for a DIY pot of gold slime recipe to make this spring without using glitter glue? Follow our easy recipe to make it! photo This post is all about a pot of gold slime recipe to make a Slime for St. Patrick’s Day. How do you make metallic slime? There are two …
My favorite thing in in the slime world is now THIS! Specially this Rainbow fluffy Slime The pop of color, the possibilities of play and the stretchiness is just enough and safe enough for a toddlers. To makeRainbow fluffy Slime you are going to need the following ingredients per each color. We used this recipe …
Slime, a gooey and stretchy substance, is a popular sensory play material that can be customized to fit various themes, including Valentine’s Day. I love to make slime and Valentine’s Day makes it a perfect occasion. Use our signature recipe to make yours! This recipe is awesome because is less stretchy and slimy than store-bought …
This science experiment is a lot of fun! You can do it with toddlers as young as one-year-old that no longer put things in his/her mouth. To do this science experiment you will need baking soda, water, and vinegar. The chemical reaction that these ingredients have when mixed together creates awesome mini-volcano eruptions. Freezing the …
Making slime is one of my favorite recipes to make, but I’ll be honest, it wasn’t easy to master it! It always ended up sticky and I would ask myself “why would anyone do this!” But I finally nailed the ratio for the perfect slime and now you have to get it too! I’m bringing …
For a zoo sensory activity, we did this perfect slime recipe and you need to try it too! We first saw the idea on Pinterest and thought it was a perfect idea to make with the kids in class. See how I did the slime in under 7 minutes and a few video clips from …
Celebrate the spooky season with this easy science Experiment. Halloween Volcanoes can be done all year long and you probably already have the ingredients at home! To check out how easy it is to make these check the video below. You need baking soda and vinegar. Food color is optional. The variation of this activity …
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 …
Creating a snow recipe that turns into Playdough can be much fun when you need a toddler indoor activity. To make this recipe all you need are two ingredients plus the optional glitter. If you omit the glitter this can be an edible-safe snow recipe! supplies needed Bleached all-purpose flour (used bleached as this one …