Sensory buckets

Sensory bins are incredibly magical. The possibilities for what you can include and what your cuties can create is limitless! After becoming comfortable with sensory bins and making them a regular part of our play, I wanted to make things a bit more exciting! I thought a great place to start was by adding some […]

Utilizing sensory bins can get expensive... but it doesn't have to! Here are some of my favorite dollar store finds for setting up your sensory bins on a budget. 1. Clear Plastic Containers - You can find these for around a dollar at most big retailers. I like to go for clear bins with a lid so I can easily see what is inside. These can be used as a single student sensory bin or to store some of your sensory bin filler when not in use. 2. Rice and Beans - The food isle is full of sensory bin…

Here's an easy way to make a bubble foam sensory bin for your toddler using just a few common ingredients you probably already have at home

Unleash your child's inner baker with a fun-filled cupcake sensory bin activity for hours of imaginative play.

Budget sensory bins for toddlers! Dollar store sensory bins just as fun! 10 Dollar Tree sensory bins using dollar store sensory items.

Step by step instructions to turn chia seeds into awesome chia seed sensory play. Make a chia seed sensory bin or even chia seed slime.

Entertain your little ones for hours and help build cognitive skills with these sensory bins for toddlers, using dollar store supplies.

And bonus: it leaves hands cleaner than when you started!

A fun bakery sensory bin your preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten kids will love. Super quick easy cloud dough recipe for hands-on learning and fun!