Sensory water bag

Blue hair gel (or clear with blue food coloring), sand, and seashells. Be sure to tape the top closed. Kids are smart. My kids loved moshing it all up, but it quickly became one substance. Next time I’ll use clear gel to keep the sand brown when mixed up.

Sensory bags are a great way for children to play & explore without getting messy.

Sensory activities help your child learn about the world around them. Engage and stimulate your baby's senses with these 9 sensory bags for babies (and older kids too!)

Creativity, imagination and retelling can all be used while exploring with this sensory bag. Post also includes a list of recommended book about ocean animals.

Sensory bags are a great sensory play tool for young kids. They are a mess free kids activity that provides sensory stimulation. Not sure what to put in a sensory bag? Here is the ultimate list of everything you can put in a sensory bag to make is fun and exciting for your toddler or baby

Bead Bag 🧡 I have a slight obsession with water beads, I am not ashamed to admit it!

Kat Whited on Instagram: "Oil and water sensory bag! This is like a lava lamp and my toddler had fun dispersing the oil bubbles. Supplies needed: Ziploc bag Oil (I used canola oil) Food coloring Water Packaging Tape Directions: Pour some oil in the bag and then add a few drops of food coloring. Add a little water and then seal the bag, pushing out all the air. Fold over and tape down to ensure the bag doesn’t come open. Give it a shake to see the color mix! Let your toddler push around the…

This Ocean Sensory Bag is a fun way to experience the deep blue sea for little hands. Babies and toddlers will delight in the squishy sensory bag

🌱 Pea Sensory Bag 🌱.. . . Mr C was eager to join in on our #vegetable_simple_play! He was so curious about this sensory bag I could hardly…

How to make an ocean-themed sensory bag for kids to enjoy some under-the-sea fun with ocean animals and small toys!

Water beads in plastic zip lock bag toddlers

Under the sea pocket aquarium Ziplock bag with blue hair gel and fish stickers

This squishy shark sensory bag is so cute. It's great for toddlers and preschoolers and would be especially great for Shark Week.

MHave you heard of sensory bags? They’re a great way to get sensory play to the kiddos with a lot less mess. They’re also great for younger children who are still mouthing things. We’ve done quite a few at home and some in preschool, too! If you’re looking for some engaging sensory bag ideas, check out these fun ideas!