Have you heard of sensory bags? They’re a great way to get sensory play to the kiddos with a lot less mess. They’re also great for younger children who are still mouthing things. We’ve done quite a few at home and some in preschool, too! If you’re looking for some engaging sensory bag ideas, check out these fun ideas!
What’s so great about sensory bags?
As I mentioned above, they’re great for little ones who are still putting things in their mouths. In addition to that, sensory bags can encourage fine motor development and the sense of touch. They can be adapted to work on art, literacy, math, and more.
Ideas for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers
Nature sensory bag sun catcher | Hands On As We Grow
A rainbow of sensory bags | Teach Preschool
Baby-safe water bead play | Sugar Aunts
Ocean animal sensory bag | Craftulate
Googly eyes sensory bag | Hands-On: As We Grow
Jack-0-lantern squish bag | Fantastic Fun and Learning
Squishy snowman | Mama.Papa.Bubba
Making sensory bags for baby | Nothing if Not Intentional
Rainbow water bead bags | Meri Cherry
Starry sensory bag | NurtureStore
Lava lamp sensory bags | Growing a Jeweled Rose
Clear bean bags | Lines Across
Going on a Bear Hunt sensory bags | School Time Snippets
Mess free finger painting | Mama Smiles
Color mixing oobleck sensory bag | Inspiration Laboratories
Watermelon squish bag math | Fantastic Fun and Learning
Squish and seek sight words | Playdough to Plato
Sparkly sight word sensory bag | Childhood 101
Farm animal sensory bag | Adventures of Adam
Name recognition sensory bag | De tout et de rien [Everything and Nothing]
Bouncy ball sensory bag painting | House of Burke
Eye spy alphabet squish bag | Growing a Jeweled Rose
Gelatin squish bags | Stay at Home Educator
Color Sorting Sensory Bag | Hands On As We Grow
Which of those amazing ideas is your favorite? I’ll have to share some of the bags we’ve enjoyed soon!
A great activity for senior care also! Thanks.
What a great point, thank you!