K sensory bin

Share Wildflower Ramblings!We spent two weeks on Letter K — a week of keys, kangaroos, koalas, and kittens. {This post contains affiliate links, please see my disclosure policy.} We focus on a letter every week and do fun activities based on that letter. I set six “Tot Trays” up for my son to play with and...

Are your kids as wild about water as mine are? Let them splash, play, and learn about the letter L with this easy-to-make Lily Pad sensory bin!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 L sensory bin, we’ll be making a Lily Pad Sensory Bin! In this post I’ll show you exactly how easy it is to make. Plus, I created a FREE checklist to help you along the way. Click the link to get access

A fun bakery sensory bin your preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten kids will love. Super quick easy cloud dough recipe for hands-on learning and fun!

Looking for some fun sensory play ideas? We've got 26 -- one for each letter of the alphabet!

This Fishing Alphabet Sensory Bin is a fun, hands-on way for your preschoolers to practice identifying capital and lowercase letters.

26+ of the best fun and easy to create Alphabet sensory bins that will help your child practice and learn their letters in a fun play-based way!

Sensory bin filled with colorful pipe cleaner worms for preschoolers to use fine motor skills to sort colors while feeding the baby birds!

This ocean sensory bin is absolutely the most beautiful water play activity. Come check out the magical swirls of color.

Sensory bins in Kindergarten are an amazing way to combine academic center activities and hands on play. But knowing where to start and how to use sensory bins effectively in Kindergarten can be overwhelming. I’ll be the first to admit that I resisted using sensory bins in my kindergarten classroom for years. It wasn’t until […]

Sensory bins are incredibly magical. The possibilities for what you can include and what your cuties can create is limitless! After becoming comfortable with sensory bins and making them a regular part of our play, I wanted to make things a bit more exciting! I thought a great place to start was by adding some […]