Hands on sensory activities

Sensory squish bags provide the perfect mess-free quiet time sensory activity. Besides the mess-free sensory play, squish bags encourage hands-on exploration and make for great learning tools to spark conversations and build vocabulary with babies, toddlers, and preschoolers.

Engaging preschoolers in sensory activities is a wonderful way to support their development. Sensory play not only enhances their cognitive and motor skills but also helps them explore and understand the world around them. Click to discover 25 of the best sensory activities for preschoolers:

These water bead activities for kids combine sensory play with fine motor development, and they are easy to setup and oh-so-fun!

Here's an easy way to make a bubble foam sensory bin for your toddler using just a few common ingredients you probably already have at home

And bonus: it leaves hands cleaner than when you started!

DIY Oobleck. With only 2 ingredients needed you can make Oobleck at home! This fun hands on science is one that the kids will love and it is perfect for playing and teaching kids about non-Newtonian fluids.

Step by step instructions to turn chia seeds into awesome chia seed sensory play. Make a chia seed sensory bin or even chia seed slime.

Taste Safe Kinetic Sand recipe for sensory play! Easy to make, just 4 ingredients! Baby sensory play idea

Soapy sea foam sensory bin for kids. A fun and easy sensory activity for toddlers and preschoolers to try this summer.

Not too many are aware though that even kids in their preschool age can already begin their practice of yoga. This would ultimately raise concern among parents who fear that their child's body is not yet fully developed to expose it to such rigorous exercises.