I love exploring arctic animals in the winter. It is interesting to see how we get so cold in the snow, but arctic animals are created to withstand the freezing temperatures. It is so interesting to me to learn about these animals, especially when it is winter outside for us too. I created this Arctic Animal sensory Bin Matching Game so that we can not only explore the animals but have a fun matching game with a sensory aspect. It is so fun my kids can't put it down! Materials Needed for the ... continue reading...
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Christmas Number Activity for Sensory Bins
If your kids are like mine, Christmas is a very motivating theme for activities. I try to only provide activities that are exciting for my kids, because engaging activities have a better track record for actually helping them. That being said, pretty much any activity with a Christmas theme is on that will entice my kids! My kids also LOVE sensory bins, so this Free Printable Christmas Number Activity in a sensory bin was a no brainer! Materials Needed for the Christmas Number Matching ... continue reading...
Alphabet Sensory Bin
The other day I was browsing the pasta aisle of my grocery store (because pasta is a preschooler's best friend), and I came across this bag of alphabet pasta for only 50 cents! I had to have it. Well, I had to have six of them to be exact...four for an alphabet sensory bin and two for actual eating ;-) Four bags wouldn't be enough to fill our typical sensory tub, but when mixed with our rice bin it would be perfect for adding alphabet recognition fun into our regular playtime! Materials to ... continue reading...
25+ Amazing Sensory Bin Fillers
Sensory play has many benefits including encouraging development of find motor skills, language, confidence, coordination, and can exercise a child's attention span. Sensory bins are a great way to encourage sensory play in a more confined location without inhibiting open-ended play. Plus they can be incredibly simple to set up like this Simple Play Popcorn Bin. Sensory bins are also a fabulous way to introduce a new topic or provide a continuation activity for a topic you have already began, ... continue reading...
Sunflower Sensory Bin for Fine-Motor Skills
Ahhh... I finally feel like we are home! We've been living in Little Rock for almost 3 months now and we hadn't done any sensory bins. But today as I put this sunflower sensory bin together, it felt like life had finally returned to normal. Normally, we do 2-4 new sensory bins a month as a way for Shiloh to work on various skills and help expose her to new topics like frogs, princesses, and colors. Because my special needs preschooler needs to touch and see things to understand them, sensory ... continue reading...
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