Mud sensory bin

Do your kids constantly put things in their mouths? Check out these 4 easy ways to make taste-safe mud for sensory bins… in under 5 minutes!

This muddy monster truck derby sensory bin is just bursting with messy fun! The mud smells delicious and is taste-safe, but doesn't taste delicious, which discourages eating.

Chocolate oobleck is the perfect sensory material to use in a Valentine's sensory bin or as fake mud for play.

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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 […]

Get dirty inside with this super fun cloud dough activity! Cloud dough dirt is made with household ingredients and will surely wow your little ones.

Learn how to make taste safe dirt for sensory play with your toddler. This fake dirt recipe is so easy to make at home!

Watch the hour long evolution of Mila’s mud sensory bin play condensed to 2 minutes!

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

This clean mud worm sensory bin looks like real mud but it's just soap, water, toilet paper, and chocolate crumbs. A great sensory play idea for kids that also develops fine motor skills