Scented rice sensory bin

Looking to use colored rice for your next sensory bin? This step by step tutorial will teach you exactly how to make colored rainbow rice.

If you are looking for a colorful hands on sensory activity, here's how to dye rice with rubbing alcohol, food coloring, and rice! We used this for our homeschool preschool, and it's easy to store and reuse. Even though it's pretty, it's not edible. Start to finish this took about 25 minutes for 5 colors,

Want to learn how to dye rice in vibrant colors for your next sensory bin? We tested four different methods to find the one that works the best!

Capture all the best aromas of Summer with these Summer scented rice recipes- watermelon, cotton candy, lemonade, and orange creamsicle (amazing Summer SCENT-sory play)

Lemon Scented Rice Sensory Play Summer Activity Olfactory Processing

Kids can also practice drawing letters or designs in the rice

Safe sensory materials for your sensory bin will set your kids up for successful play! Learn about why sensory bin beans are unsafe and alternative sensory bin fillers

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.

Dyed and scented rice is a staple for sensory play. It's a lovely, and not too messy, tactile material to fill sensory bins or trays. You might have come across methods of dyeing rice that

I've discovered a brand NEW and simple way to make Colored and Scented Rice for Sensory Play! Have you seen the new Duncan Hines Frosting Creations? They are powders used to color, scent, and flavor white frosting, but you can also use them to create really awesome colored and unique scented rice for sensory play! They have lots more flavors than the ones you see below. The How To's 1. Ingredients Bowl of uncooked rice (3-4 cups per color) Choose your choice of frosting creation powder. I…