Farm Animal Washing Station Sensory Play for Toddlers and Preschoolers

Create a farm sensory bin with a corn silo that really loads a tractor! Fall (and spring) are such fun times to learn about farms. We have had fun this week doing a simple farm unit with Jonathan (2.5) and Owen (5). This plastic tub has been recycled into all sorts of play scenes. For […]

Pet Sensory Activity: Wash the Dog. A fun, hands-on learning activity for your preschool kids! Learn about caring for pets during a pet theme at home or in the classroom. - Pre-K Pages

I’m always looking for new ways to incorporate old materials into the activities I provide for my family day care kids and also for my own children. I think it is important for children to realise we don’t always need new and fancy materials to have fun. I like to include them in my scavenging […]

This Fall Sensory Bin is going to be a hit. And because it uses silk leaves, you can use this bin again and again or turn them into an art project!

Have a palaeontologist to be in your midst? Our DIY Dinosaur Excavation Sensory Bin is a fun activity for kids with an element you do together then solo activity time.

Create a simple Button Excavating sensory activity for your toddler. Toddlers will love this easy digging activity using buttons, corn meal, and colanders.

DIY Sensory Rugs for Kids | Montessori Nature -- what a cool idea!

Sensory bags are an ideal way to introduce your kids to the sense of touch and feel. Try these 15 DIY sensory bags for toddlers and babies.

Coloring on Sandpaper Activity for Toddlers: A unique sensory experience and a great way to encourage your child to hold their writing utensil correctly!

New sensory board made from a photo frame - bubble wrap, fine sand paper, silk fish scales, tiger fur, snake skin, leather, sequined material and fishnet...

Sensory play is vital to early childhood development, create a handful of touch and feel sensory sticks in under 20 minutes and for less than a few dollars.

How to dye dried chickpeas (or garbanzo beans) for sensory play. A beautiful sensory bin filler for toddlers and preschool children.

Here’s a simple slime recipe you can use for just about any theme. We used it to make jungle slime! (It also works for rainforest slime or African savanna slime.) Follow our Recipes for Play and Creating Pinterest board! In my most recent after school kindergarten class, the kids and I made jungle slime! They …