Rodeo sensory bin

Farm Animal Washing Station Sensory Play for Toddlers and Preschoolers

Small pony toys and a loose parts help create a fun filled small world sensory bin for the horse lover in your life

Wild West Cowboy Sensory Bin I wanted to continue along the theme of our sensory bins and show another kid favorite. This is our Wild West Cowboy Sensory Bin set up, this theme was so popular we left it put together for an entire week while we completed out unit study on the Wild West

Howdy partner! Create a realistic looking Western Sensory Bin using interesting and hands-on materials. This sensory bin allows young learners to use their imagination and pretend to be a cowboy in the west! This activity can also be used to teach math concepts like counting cowboy hats.

Here is a simple and easy taste safe fake DIY homemade mud recipe you can try at home and add into a sensory bin. It is so much fun for toddlers, preschool

This week was all about chocolate, mud, and teddy bears. Brown is not exactly a color I was excited to teach about, but I came up with some really fun ideas (like painting with chocolate!) that made brown just as fun and exciting as PINK was last week. Here is a look at what we

Use Easter basket grass and small eggs to sort colors and strengthen fine motor skills in this sensory tray for the preschool classroom or home.

My Farm Animals Sensory Bin

Fun, Easy, and Low-Prep, Farm Sensory Bin Ideas for Toddlers and Preschoolers, from a Mom of two and former Childminder. Set up in 5 Minutes!