The little explorers in your class will love getting to create and investigate some fun bug sensory bottles! These ideas are yet another great addition to your master list of sensory bottles. I don’t know about you, but I sure know a ton of preschoolers who are fascinated with bugs. I can’t say that IKeep Reading
10 Easter Sensory Bottles for Preschoolers
Create some really cool Easter sensory bottles with the kids this year! Each of these unique ideas is a great addition to your growing list of Easter activities for toddlers and preschoolers. Related: Free Printable Easter Fine Motor and Cutting Strips I always find that preschoolers really love getting to celebrate Easter. There are brightKeep Reading
15+ St. Patrick’s Day Sensory Bottles
The kids are going to love these St. Patrick’s Day sensory bottles! Add them to your growing list of St. Patrick’s Day activities for preschool. I have to tell you, I really enjoy celebrating all the holidays with the kids, but St. Patrick’s Day is a favorite of mine. I lived in Ireland for aKeep Reading
Bee Sensory Bottle for a Preschool Insect Theme
Learn how to make a bee sensory bottle with the kids. It’s a great addition to a preschool insect theme or a unit all about bees. Be sure to add this great idea to your list of bug sensory bottles! Related: Rainy Day Activities for Spring Break I think it’s a great idea to haveKeep Reading
I Spy Insect Sensory Bottle That’s Simple to Make
This insect sensory bottle is incredibly easy to make, and it’s sure to keep the kids engage as they play and learn. It’s perfect for your list of bug sensory bottles for kids! A lot of the sensory bottles we make are created using wet ingredients. Mostly because the kids and I have always enjoyedKeep Reading
Mermaid Sensory Bottle to Wow the Kids
Your preschoolers will absolutely adore having this mermaid sensory bottle in their classroom! It will be a great addition to your rotation of sensory bottles for the school year. Related: Unicorn Play Dough The kids will love getting to explore a mermaid sensory bottle. Usually, you’ll see glitter or confetti floating around in sensory bottles,Keep Reading
Valentine’s Day Sensory Bottle with Water Beads
Break out the water beads to make a super simple Valentine’s Day sensory bottle with the kids! An engaging addition to your valentine activities for preschoolers. I’m a big fan of water beads and have been for years. They are such an interesting sensory experience for the kids. However, water beads shouldn’t be openly usedKeep Reading
Simple LEGO Sensory Bottle Kids Can Make
Grab some building bricks and help the kids make their own LEGO sensory bottle. It’s a great, and simple, addition to your sensory bottle ideas for the classroom! We all know that children love to build with blocks. And more specifically – LEGO bricks. From building fine motor skills to STEM opportunities, LEGO are fullKeep Reading
Winter Sensory Bottles for Preschool Self-Regulation
These winter sensory bottles are sure to inspire your sensory fun during the colder months. They’ll pair well with all your other winter activities for preschoolers. Related: Winter Small World Play I’m a big believer in this quote: There’s no such thing as bad weather, only unsuitable clothing.” Alfred Wainwright But sometimes there’s no wayKeep Reading
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star Sensory Bottle
The star sensory bottle will be a great addition to your classroom or home. The floating stars will be a huge hit for your students. And the best part? These are so versatile and can be used alongside so many different activities. I love discovery bottles. The kids love getting the chance to look atKeep Reading