1st grade sensory activities

Use broken crayons to make homemade Crayon floam dough in less than 15 minutes. So easy and a fun sensory play floam.

Budget sensory bins for toddlers! Dollar store sensory bins just as fun! 10 Dollar Tree sensory bins using dollar store sensory items.

Sensory Bins for big kids is a great gift idea to bring sensory activities to kids in kindergarten and older. Combine it with some letter, number and sight word practice for an extra educational boost!

1st grade morning tubs can be a fun and easy way to start the day in your primary classroom. Students can tinker with magnetic tiles, building blocks and other tools as part of their morning work.

A fun way to get your little ones more comfortable with writing, this Sensory Writing Tray is perfect if you want to familiarise young children with letters and numbers. Kids love this sensory experience so much that they will be begging to do some handwriting practice!

This collection of 12 Classroom Sensory Bin Activities will last you all year long and most can be stored for repeated use year after year! #sensorybin #sensoryactivities #preschoolactivities #kindergartenteachers

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

Objective: Creating simple sensory activities. Messy play encourages creativity, problem-solving, increases confidence, motor and social skills. Skill Development: Sensory Play Minimum age: Preschool Materials: Shovels, spoons Bowls, squeeze bottles, plastic containers Pitcher of Water Color Splash Liquid water colors {blue, purple} … Read More

FREE Telling Time Matching Sensory Bin - What a fun way for kids to practice with clocks (math games, kindergarten, first grade, second grade, free printable)

Find 10 FREE sight word games and activities for your students to use during literacy centers. Many of these require very little materials to make.