Straw sensory bin

This plastic straw sensory bin is an easy sensory play activity for little ones.

Make an "I spy" sensory bin and cover your mixed groups with this engaging materials. Use cut up jumbo straws as filler, mini trinkets and these free category printable game to engage your students while building their vocabulary.

Looking for a quiet way to entertain your toddler? Build a threading station! This activity is sensory based with fine motor skills practice too!

Cut up straws for this drinking straw sensory tub. Preschoolers will love all of the colors and textures...and it is totally reusable!

Straw Sensory Bin+ Threading Station: a great sensory activity with a fine motor skill twist!

Best Toys 4 Toddlers - 33 out of the box ideas to use drinking straws for play, learning, arts and crafts and more!

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This lemonade sensory bin is such a fun summer activity. Kids will have a blast scooping, exploring, and using their imagination.

The Sensory Rainbow activity is a fun blend of art, play, and learning. Kids will use simple materials like colored straws and shaving cream, to create a unique sensory rainbow. Making a Sensory Rainbow with Straws helps their fine motor skills, color recognition, and sensory exploration. I used these straws in a St. Patrick's Day Straw Activity, so they are very versatile. Kids love sensory activities and this time of year it is fun to create some with a St. Patrick's Day spin like this St…

Rainbow spaghetti is one of the most loved sensory activities for our girls! We simply cook the spaghetti and let cool then add...