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Sensory bins are a great way to incorporate hands-on learning into your preschooler’s day. Try incorporating these fun sensory bins to let your child explore the world through their senses.
Build your very own bird nest incorporating materials you can find in your backyard. Fantastic Fun and Learning brings learning about and with our feathered friends fun!
Fireflies and Mud Pies uses beans and tweezers to allow your preschooler to practice their fine motor skills and learn all about bugs and the part they play in nature
Add our LOW PREP BUG activities binder to your learning fun!
Your preschooler will be excited to dive into this under the sea sensory bin. The Art Kit Blog breaks down the few supplies you’ll need to make sure the activity goes swimmingly!
Grab the Summer Packet full of learning fun like Beach activities!
It’s time to pull out the pots and pans to cook up fun sensory learning opportunities for your preschooler. Happy Toddler Playtime’s kitchen bin brings a (mostly) mess-free kitchen learning experience.
This bin from Teaching 2 and 3 Year Olds combines squishy sand and cool construction vehicles. See what your preschooler’s imagination comes up with while they play with sand and stones.
Dramatic Play activities make a great addition to learning fun!
Looking for a sensory sensation that teaches your preschooler about being community helpers and keeping our water clean? Check out Happy Toddler Playtime for this recycling-themed bin.
This super simple shape sorting bin allows your preschooler to practice their shapes, colors, and sorting skills all while playing. Visit Taming Little Monsters to get the free printable shapes to use in your bin.
Keep the fun going with similar activities in our Mommy & Me Preschool program!
Even when you can’t take a trip to the beach your preschooler can still have fun rain or shine with this sensory bin. The Keeper of Memories brings the beach to your preschooler with sand and plenty of shiny treasure.
Teaching 2 and 3 Year Olds brings your preschooler a fun farm sensory bin experience. Combine corn kernels, sunflower seeds, scoops, and plenty of barnyard animals to create a bin your preschooler will want to play in until the cows come home.
Check out the Counting Activities in the cutest Farm Theme!
This sweet strawberry sensory bin combines learning through their senses and practicing counting and math. Follow Homeschool Preschool’s step-by-step guide to put together your own strawberry patch.
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Very excited about using these in our daily activities.
Excellent sensory activities.