Shapes sensory bin

These 12 shapes themed sensory bins are sure to help teach your child their shapes. Toddlers will love to explore the different feel of rice, coconut, cotton balls and more while preschool kids will love playing with the bins and exploring the shapes. This allows them to feel the difference between a circle and a square.

Shape Sorting Sensory Invitation to Play incorporates early math skills such as identifying shapes and sorting, fine motor skills and tactile sensory input.

This preschool shapes activity is a perfect way to teach preschoolers and toddlers their shapes in a hands on way through their senses.

This shape sorting sensory bin is loads of fun for toddlers and preschoolers. Get the FREE printable shapes and start teaching some maths.

What kid doesn't love exploring with magnets? Other than our magnet letters we really haven't played too much with magnets together. So I ordered some magnetic wands and this week's Sensory Summer theme was all about magnets!If you want to gather all of your materials before you start, we found almost everything we needed at

Engage your preschools in meaningful fine motor skills practice with these hands-on, preschool sensory bins and activities!

Shape Match Sensory Bin is a fun sensory bin using shredded paper! It's a great way to learn and practice shapes with your toddler or preschooler!

We've had this Melissa & Doug puzzle for a while and I love that not only can you work on shapes, you can work on colors with it, too. I saw on Fun with Mama blog that she used this puzzle for a fun Shape Hunt Sensory Bin, so we recreated it using black beans. The beans were less than $1 and it took less than two minutes to throw this together. Literally just dump a filler (you could use rice, too) and added the shapes. Before the activity, I hid the shapes under the beans. Once they found a…

Here is a fun science meets early math sensory bin for toddlers and preschoolers!! Make fizzy shapes using baking soda and vinegar!!