Sand and water table ideas sensory play

This is a terrific way to teach your kids about the ocean habitat. Learn how to make one at Mom Inspired Life.

Looking to add a purposeful sensory table station in your kindergarten classroom? This post is full of sensory table station ideas and tips!

If you're worried your child will try to eat the sand in their sandbox, use this easy fake sand recipe to make them some EDIBLE beach sand to play with!

Use PVC pipe to make a sand and water table for kids! My 2, 4, and 6 year olds have been loving this sensory play table. I am loving the fact that you can change out the tubs and do either water or sand (or something else!) but not have both out at the same […]

What kid doesn’t LOVE playing in the sand. Well I have a confession…I kind of hate sandboxes. And yes we have one in our backyard, but I’m a bit OCD and there’s something about sand that drives me insane. I mean it gets eve-ry-where! My littlest is at the prime sand eating and throwing age […]

It isn't so much about watching the clock but monitoring WHAT they are watching. Plus- research shows that if parents watch WITH their children, screen time can be very beneficial to learning.

Last summer, I decided it was time to tackle a new project to keep my toddlers entertained and cool in the backyard. That's when I stumbled upon the idea of creating a DIY water table. With limited carpentry skills and a whole lot of enthusiasm, I started gathering ideas. It was fascinating to see all the different ways you could build a water table, each with its unique set of features. From simple bins on stands to elaborate setups with pumps and waterfalls, the possibilities seemed…

Bear Soup is imaginary play for preschoolers using water play and counting bears. Your child will take the lead. Less mess with water play.

Set up an Alphabet Matching center for young students who are learning letters. Add sensory components to encourage even the most reluctant learners to participate! #sensoryclassroom #sensoryintegration