Halloween Black, Orange, and Purple Sensory Bin

The Halloween Black, Orange, and Purple Sensory Bin is a simple color sensory bin for kids. You can have a sensory bin while exploring the colors.

It is super simple to set up and put away at the end. And works great for kids to play in. And is great for colors and has not scary themes in the Halloween bin.

You can explore the texture and the colors of the acrylic rocks and the rice.

Halloween Black, Orange, and Purple Sensory Bin - a fun rice base sensory bin with colors black, orange and purple for the colors.- 3Dinosaurs.com

The Halloween Sensory Bin is a great addition to the Halloween activities and sensory bins on the site.

What is a sensory bin?

A sensory bin is typically a plastic tub or container filled with carefully selected materials and objects to stimulate the senses of children in preschool.

Sensory bins might have rice, water beads, corn, beans, or other types filled with small items.

Halloween Black, Orange, and Purple Sensory Bin

The Halloween sensory bin has colors of black, orange, and purple in a rice sensory bin filler. A simple way to make a sensory bin with only colors and no scary Halloween themes.

Once you have the items this sensory bin has just a few minutes to set up and start playing in. Really it took us 30 seconds to put in the rice and colored rocks.

What we used to make the Halloween Color Sensory Bin

We have included links to some of the products and resources we have used with this activity. If you purchase via the links we may earn a small commission.

rice
purple acrylic rocks
black acrylic rocks
orange acrylic rocks
paper bin with lid – PS cover lets you story the bin to use later or to keep out for kids to play in.

Ways to Use the Halloween Sensory Bin

You will see a few ways to use the Halloween sensory bin below.

Play in the Halloween Sensory Bin

First and almost always sensory bins are for sensory play. And this can be used for kids of all ages. Let kids run their hands through and play in the bin.

They can have loads of fun exploring the different parts of the sensory bin.

PS my teens still love sensory bins.

Scoop and Pour in the Halloween Sensory Bin

One of our favorite activities is always scooping up the parts of the sensory bin and pouring it back into the bin. This is a great sensory activity using both hands and is fun for kids to do.

Yes, this can get messy. We like to use hands, but you could add a small cup and use them.

You can also use sensory scoops as well. They have different shapes and sizes.

Sort the Colors in the Halloween Sensory Bin

If you are looking for an activity to do. When you are at the end of you sensory play in the Halloween sensory bin you ca have kids sort the colors in the bin. You have them sort through all the bin and find al lthe colored rocks and make piles of them.

A fun search and find for this sensory bin.

Make Letters in the Halloween Sensory Bin

If you have older kids using the sensory bin. You could have them make letters with the rocks. You can tell them a letter to make.

If you need letters you can check out the abc wall cards. Then you have the uppercase and lowercase letters to pick from.

Storing Parts of the Halloween Sensory Bin

After you are done with the sensory bin we sort out the colors of the rocks. Then we put the rice in one bag. This makes it easy to use the different parts in other sensory bins or in the same Halloween sensory bin.

We store stuff in plastic bags.

More Halloween Activities for Kids

Check out this great activity of Halloween Stamping. This is a fun activity with cookie cutters.

Orange & White Halloween Sensory Bin is a great and fun big to explore with ghost, eyes, skeletons, pumpkins, jack-o-lantern and more. You can also jsut put any orange and white items in this bun.

Washi Tape Halloween Wreath made a fun decoration that kids can hang up for Halloween. Plus it is great for working in fine motor skills.

Halloween No-Prep Weekly Packs are an easy set of no-prep worksheets for kids to learn with. You will find have Prek, Kindergarten, First Grade, Second Grade, Third Grade, and Fourth Grade levels. They have 4 pages of printables for each day for five days.

Check out all the fun Halloween Printables & Activities on 3 Dinosaurs.