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. 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 way around being stuck inside duringKeep 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
Corn Sensory Bottle with Rainbow Popcorn Kernels
This corn sensory bottle filled with rainbow popcorn kernels lets children explore colors, their senses, and many other early learning skills. Because the main focal point of this activity is corn, it’s a wonderful opportunity to talk about the fall harvest. What a great addition to your list of fall activities for preschoolers. Discovery bottlesKeep Reading
Halloween Sensory Bottle with Floating Jack-O-Lanterns
Make a jack-o-lantern Halloween sensory bottle this October. What a calming addition to your Halloween activities for preschoolers! Any time is a good time for a discovery bottle, right? Right! Sensory bottles are great to keep in your classroom, or at home, throughout the year. They are so easy to swap out based on theKeep Reading
Easy Glow in the Dark Sensory Bottle with Spider Rings
This spider glow in the dark sensory bottle is perfect for a spider theme any time of the year. It’s also a great addition to your Halloween activities for preschoolers. Related: Glow in the Dark Activities for Kids I’m not a big fan of arachnids. They’re just not my cup of tea. And I knowKeep Reading
How to Dye Pumpkin Seeds for Sensory Play (and More!)
Wondering how to dye pumpkin seeds? We’ve got you covered. Read below about a super simple dyeing method for pumpkin seeds, and how to make them into discovery bottles (and more). You’ll definitely want to add this to your list of preschool pumpkin activities. Related: How to Dye Corn Kernels These colorful, fun discovery bottlesKeep Reading
Ocean Sensory Bottle with Floating Seashells
Make an ocean sensory bottle with the kids this summer! It’s the perfect sensory activity for summer camps, a preschool ocean theme, or some at-home fun. Related: Pirate Sensory Bottle I think this summer discovery bottle would be fun after you’ve taken a trip to the beach, especially if you happen to have extra shellsKeep Reading
Sunken Treasure Pirate Sensory Bottle Ideas for Kids
Read below about three ideas for making a pirate sensory bottle with kids. These bottles are perfect for a preschool pirate theme or a summer camp. Related: Children’s Books about Pirates These “sunken treasure” discovery bottles were first made when my son was still in preschool. We put them together during a pirate-themed summer campKeep Reading
Mesmerizing Floating Heart Glitter Jars
Are you looking for some awesome glitter jars to add to your valentine activities for preschoolers? These valentine sensory bottles are just what you need! Read below for a few ways to make floating heart sensory jars. Related: Candy Heart Breaking Fine Motor Activity I admit it, I love glitter. Glitter seems to be a veryKeep Reading
