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 and kindergarten kids. You don’t need many materials for this valentine sensory bottle, and it’s one that you can easily make with or for your students. Because of itsKeep 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 simple and engaging addition to your classroom sensory bottles! You don’t need much to set up this LEGO discovery bottle for your students. Plus, you can easily make adjustments as needed, based on your preferences and the materials youKeep Reading
Winter Sensory Bottles for Preschool Self-Regulation
These winter sensory bottles are sure to inspire sensory fun during the colder months. They’ll pair well with all your other winter activities for preschoolers and kindergarten kids. You’ll find winter trees, snowmen, snow globes, and more amid the wintery sensory bottles. Pick the ones that make the most sense during specific thematic units. OrKeep Reading
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star Sensory Bottle
The star sensory bottle will be a great addition to your collection of sensory bottles in the classroom or at home. I’m sure your students are going to love the floating stars sensory bottle. It’s simple to put together, and oh so engaging for young children. And the best part? The star discovery jar isKeep Reading
Corn Sensory Bottle with Rainbow Popcorn Kernels
This corn sensory bottle filled with rainbow popcorn kernels is so engaging! What a great addition to your list of fall activities for preschoolers. The rainbow corn sensory jar lets children explore colors, their senses, and many other early learning skills. You can easily incorporate math, science, literacy, and even more concepts your kids areKeep 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 and kindergarten kids! You don’t need many materials to create the jack-o’-lantern sensory bottle. Plus, you can make changes depending on the items you already have on-hand. The Halloween discovery jar lets your students explore a varietyKeep Reading
Easy Glow in the Dark Sensory Bottle with Spider Rings
This 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 and kindergarten kids. Of course, you can use it for a creepy crawly unit, or even a glow in the dark exploration! No matter when youKeep Reading
How to Dye Pumpkin Seeds for Sensory Play (and More!)
Learn how to dye pumpkin seeds with your students. You’ll definitely want to add this to your list of preschool pumpkin activities. You can use them as part of your fall lesson plans, or incorporate them into a seeds theme. In fact, they can be used all year long! No matter when you use theKeep 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. You don’t need many materials to make your own shell sensory bottle. Plus, you can easily adjust what you use based on your preferences and items already on-hand. AndKeep Reading
Sunken Treasure Pirate Sensory Bottle Ideas for Kids
Your preschool pirate theme would not be complete without one of these three pirate sensory bottle ideas! Between the sunken treasure pirate sensory bottle, the water bead pirate discovery bottle, and the floating treasure bottle, your students “Arrrr!” going to have so much fun! In addition to all the fun, the pirate discovery bottle activitiesKeep Reading