Hearing activities for toddlers

Discovery bottles are easy to make with recycled water bottles. Explore sound with preschoolers in this simple activity using homemade shakers. #sensoryactivities #preksensory

Four weekly 5 Senses Activities that is perfect for PreK, Kindergarten and Grade 1. Enjoy!

Explore the 5 Senses with this Sense of Hearing game. Students will match sounds at circle time and at the science center, all while using their sense of hearing!

Learning about the five senses is a perfect thing to explore with toddlers! Two-year-olds naturally discover their world using all of their senses, so these five senses activities are naturally engaging. These crafts and activities are perfect for children from 18 months through to 2 1/2 years old, as they are full of sensory learning.

Set up a quick and simple Pop Rocks experiment to explore cool chemical reactions and fun candy science. How do Pop Rocks work?

Use this fun listening ears craft to teach kids the essential skills of listening, being attentive, and, following instructions!

Hearing is the last sense we are learning about in our Exploring the Five Senses for Babies, Toddlers, and Preschoolers Series. My kids have had a blast learning about their bodies and their senses through actives and play. Our five senses are how we understand and interact with the world around us, and it’s great […]

The Sense of Hearing I can't believe it has been weeks since I shared how we explored the five senses. Well...I shared four of the...

We have been exploring our sense of hearing by listening to things around the classroom but we started our day by listening with our simple to make listening tubes... Each child got their own listening tube during circle time and was invited to

Materials: -Tin container with lid -Quiet and noisy items from around the house What I placed in the tray Quiet Items: tissue paper, card stock paper, straw, foam number 1, plastic fly, tin foil, wax paper, pom pom ball, sticker, and pipe cleaner. Noisy Items: coin, apple button, earring, car, basketball easer, whistle, plastic letter D, small metal cookie cutter, and glass pebble. *I found this small (magnetic) tin container at Michaels in the dollar bins. How to play: I had E place an item…