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Simple quick sensory play ideas
As you can probably tell we do a lot of sensory activities, and some of them involve a lot of set up, clean up or time in general. I wanted to share some of the things we have done that are just quick...
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Welcome to a Dinosaurs World, Sensory play
We use a lot of poster board, foam paper and plastic animals around here, it seems that they are always being reused and almost always in new ways. One way to use them is making a play land for dinos...
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Gardening bath sensory play
While C was recovering from her surgery (You can see those posts here , here and here ) she didn’t feel much like taking a bath, but she was eating a lot of sticky stuff(icecream, jello, pudding) so...
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Jello Ocean Sensory Bin
We love the Ocean around here, so we make a lot of Ocean theme bins and crafts. This by far was one of our favorites! I used Blue Raspberry Jello for the water. This bin has 2 regular size packages...
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Coffee Play-Doh
This here is a recipe for coffee play-doh, I tweaked a bunch of different recipes and this turned out great. I love that for younger kids they won’t get hurt if they put it in their mouth, I also love...
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Sensory Balloons
This was a simple activity and the munchkins both enjoyed it: You will need: Ballons ( I do recommend you use bigger balloons because they will be easier to fill, but you can use whichever you prefer)...
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Glitter bags for learning and creativity
The original idea for this I believe came form play at home mom, but over time I have seen it everywhere. I love them because you can do more than one thing with them. You can practice letters,...
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50 of our favorites from the Dollar Tree
Around here we like to do crafts, sensory activities, and baking together, but we don’t like to spend a ton of money if we don’t have to, who does right? It may come as a surprise that a lot of the...
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In honor of the first day of fall, I am sharing a mixed sensory, craft project using all those leaves that if you are not living where I am are falling in your yard What you need: Dry Leaves...
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Halloween Sensory Bin
As most of you already know we love sensory bins and and holidays around here so this activity was perfect: What you need: A Bin Epsom salt Orange food coloring Plastic halloween toys(bats, spiders,...
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