Sound sensory bin

Weather is always a fun science topic to explore! Bring the weather inside with weather sensory bottles. Students can explore the different types of weather and how they look and sound using these weather sensory bottles. To make them even more amazing, tape a real photo of the weather to the top of the bottle (a freebie I made for you)! Now, let me share with you how I made each one.

A great way for children to explore weather concepts with their senses! Tis the season of lots of rain and with all that rain, we were inspired to make our own rainstick in a bottle... Miss Lauren came up with this brilliant

Looking for a great pre-reading activity? Try making a sound matching bin! An easy way to work on phonemic awareness without a worksheet! A hands-on way to develop reading skills from Busy Toddler.

How can you introduce music to kids in fun and playful ways? This simple music sensory bin is a great place to start! One of the best ways to introduce kids to music is

For my first Hands-On Play post I’d like to share a sensory bin I made to celebrate Caden’s third birthday! The idea with the I Spy Three! Sensory Bin is for Caden to have fun searching for some of his favorite objects (animals, bugs, cars, etc.) and to practice counting to three. I had a […]

Children explore sound and homemade shakers with this musical sensory bin. A few simple materials and an easy set up leads to hours of fun!

As part of my ongoing series, ABC Sensory, we’ve been exploring a different sensory activity for each letter of the alphabet. And for today’s letter K sensory play, K is for KABOOM!We’ll be experimenting with pop-rocks and the sounds that they make! In this post I’ll show you exactly how easy it is make your own mini Pop Rocks sound experiment. Plus, I created a FREE checklist to help you along the way. Click the link to get access before getting started: FREE Idea Checklist: How To Create A

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Dancing in the rain, jumping in muddy puddles, rain boots and freedom… it’s safe to say that my toddlers love everything about rain! After learning about the different types of weather through sensory play I

This fits under the literacy curriculum because it fits under alphabetic knowledge because the letters are printed and the children must recognize them. These letters are also print knowledge. I would use this activity also as a sensory table activity where the students are choosing to pick up the shell they want which would spark conversations about their personal experiences with the beach/ocean.