Pond is a great theme to explore during the spring time. It is a fun way to explore the different life cycles that are present in a pond. This sensory bin has some fun texture to it with the different colors of shredded paper. You will see many of the different animals and bugs at…
I took two sets of fake flowers and took them apart and put them in a bin. We read the book Planting a Rainbow with this activity. It was simple and easy. The girls played with it for a long time. Plus got to explore a lot of different textures in the flowers. What you…
em>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. This is a great addition to the Easter Activities on the site. Mary did a simple Easter Egg Matching Sensory bin. She had to open eggs,…
We have been having fun exploring the color green and counting coins. I left this bin out this morning and all three girls were playing with it while I was getting breakfast ready. Mary loves having sensory bins she can take down and play with over and over. What you need: clover foam stickers, St.Patrick’s…
March’s Challenge from Royal Baloo and 3 Dinosaurs will be 31 Days of Simple Sensory. For this challenge we want you to do 30 minutes of a simple sensory activity every day with your kids! This challenge runs from March 1st to 31st so do your activities! Our first linky will be on March 9th…
Valentines is just around the corner and we have been enjoyed our Valentines Sensory Bin! What you need: rice, cups, heart cookie cutters and heart buttons. Mary explored the different sizes of the hearts and put them in cups. She poured in rice and buttons into our bin from standing. She poured from cup to…
Numbers are always fun to learn with. This number button sensory bin is a way to put two activities together. It is fun to look for the number and a great sensory activity as well. We just love using buttons at our house for hands-on activities. My youngest has been working on her numbers every…
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. This is a great addition to the Christmas activities on the site. We have been exploring both Christmas words and reading Christmas books. We went through…
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. This is a great addition to the Hanukkah activities on the site. I have been exploring Hanukkah with the girls. It has been a great fun….
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. Thanksgiving Sensory Bin This Thanksgiving sensory bin has a…
We have been doing a lot with buttons around our house and to finalize, all that we have been doing is a Button Sensory Bin. This is great bin for scoping and pouring and learning shapes and colors. It is fun to look at all the different buttons and go through them all. Button Sensory…
For World Space week we put together a Space sensory bin. This goes great with my Space Pack. This is s great ways to get some hands on learning. This bin if full of space items. You can learn about about how we explored space travel from the different object. Plus the planets are always…
What you need: fake leaves, fall foam stickers, fall cookie cutters, and fall word cards (from the Fall Pack Part 1). Mary spent some time just looking through the bin. Mary searched through for the Fall Foam stickers first. Then she looked for the fall cookie cutters. Then Mary looked for out the Fall Word…
History can be fun by adding a sensory bin play to it. You can talk about different parts of history while kids explore the different figures and items in the bin. This a super easy to set up sensory bin for kids. I like to have simple things to explore different areas! We read the…