Cotton ball sensory bin

Create an inviting ice cream sensory bin to encourage sensory exploration and pretend play. Use it for your toddler or preschool ice cream theme.

Here is how to make a sensory table! Sensory play lead to independent play and has so many benefits for kids!

This was another fun one, and so easy and inexpensive. Â I just got a bag of cotton balls from the dollar store, and barely used half the bag…kept the kids busy for a good 30 minutes. Â All they did was smash them with cups, or pull them apart, but they thought it was neat. Â Anything

One item activities allow little ones to explore. This cotton ball toddler fine motor activity combines fine motor exploration with sensory and creativity. We made this into an indoor gross motor activity too. So much fun with one supply!

Toddlers & preschoolers can explore and learn in this sensory bin full of cotton ball bunny tails! Practice fine motor, sorting, and coordination skills.

I put together this Feather and Cotton Ball Sensory Bin during our White Color Themed Week. It was so simple, but such a lovely sensory experience! This sensory bin was so rich with adjective opportunities! Obviously, the bin was "white themed" but we also explored lots of other words such as pretty, soft, smooth, milky, clean, fuzzy, fluffy, light, delicate, airy, thin, silky, cottony, etc. They loved throwing handfulls of feathers in the air and letting them fall all around. Little B…

Entertain your little ones for hours and help build cognitive skills with these sensory bins for toddlers, using dollar store supplies.

A fun, crunchy sensory activity that lets kids learn how to safely use real tools

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