Elephant sensory bin

Elmer is such a fun, and colorful story! Here are some hands on, preschool learning activities to go along with the story. There are 5 colorful centers, and 5 print and play printables. Elmer Preschool Book Companion Elmer Alphabet - This is a fun game to practice letter recognition! Elmer Ten Frames- Build each ten frame with blocks. Then use dry erase marker to trace each number. T Ten Frame Races- Spin the spinner. Color a box with that number. Be the first player to color all of the…

Learning Letters | E is for Elephant Small World, your kids will love exploring this elephant mini world and sensory bin!

Let's learn about elephants through five toddler lesson plans. This Elephant Toddler School curriculum unit is fun and engaging. It focuses on the Letter E through a variety of activity ideas. Your little ones will love digging into sensory bins, making crafts, counting and identifying numbers in math, learning language, and more! Just tap the photo to see lots of free ideas in my blog post.

This week we learned all about elephants, giraffes, monkeys and more with our zoo themed baby bins. We had so much fun exploring sensory bins and creating crafts this week as we learned about zoo animals. Here is a look at our 6 animal themed baby bins: Here are the details for each of our

The past few weeks have been filled with lots of fun apple activities and some discussions about fall. The weather is starting really cool off in the morning, and I have seen a few leaves beg…

In my next sensory bin elephants are crossing an African wetland. There are plenty of swamps in southern and central Africa. I am really not sure that this specific swamp even remotely looks like African scenery, but since I had quite a few African animals I thought it will work out fine. I used jello again as it is one of our favorite ingredients. This time I wanted to experiment with its color. I mixed gelatin with water same as I did before and added a few drops of green food coloring. I…

Yesterday, marked World Elephant Day and since thats Sofia's favorite animal we decided to do something fun to celebrate it. Did you know that the trunk of the African elephant has two finger-like projections on the end that it uses to pick up small things, like berries and leaves?! Sofia and I worked on three different activities for Teach My Toddler Tuesday that highlighted these incredible animals and you can try at home too! First, we created our own sensory bin to showcase an natural…

Use gelatin mixed with water to create an African swamp crossed be elephants. Sensory bin ingredients: gelatin, water, rocks, tree branch, foam grass and toy animals.