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 …
Try this super easy art a activity using shaving cream and food coloring. This process art activity is so much fun to make and a but addictive! there is bo wrong way of doing it, and every tune you make it it cons out different! Making you create more and more and more designs! Materials …
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 …
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 …
Are you looking to make your own playdough? I think you are making the right choice but let’s talk about must-have ingredients and what are the best choices for flour, salt etc… I personally love making my own playdough over store-bought playdough because of the feel and durability. what flour to make playdough? Flour is …
Make this bubble bath playdough recipe to make bathtime more exciting! Let’s be real, sometimes toddlers don’t want to get in the bath and you have to get creative to do so. We have done sensory bathtime using glow sticks and today, we did playdough for the bath. I was so impressed how easy it …
Engage your baby during playtime with this easy sensory bottle using pom poms and baby oil. This sensory bottle is great for tummy time activities with babies that are not yet sitting, great for object tracking with older babies and so much fun for mom to make! So let’s get started! Supplies Needed: Sensory bottle …
I love to make sensory bottles! They are so much fun for babies, toddlers, and even kids of all ages. They help with visual tracking in babies, calming strategies for toddlers, fine motor skills, creativity, and even make pretty decorations for the season. They are easy to make and there is no wrong way of …
Use this apple activity to practice shapes this fall. This week has been all about apples in our sensory classes and with our two year olds we have also been working to recognize shapes so I knew I had to create an apple shape activity. of course because I am extra, I also had to …