Balls sensory bin

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This colourful rainbow sensory bin is made with ice balls! The following post contains affiliate links, which means that at no extra cost to you I can make a tiny bit of money to help support this blog. Thank you! To make the ice balls you'll need: Ice ball mold Liquid watercolour paints * Mini funnel Water *You could use food dye instead but there is an increased chance of temporarily staining your child's skin. Mix the water and paint until the desired color is reached. Carefully pour the…

Create an inviting ice cream sensory bin to encourage sensory exploration and pretend play. Use it for your toddler or preschool ice cream theme.

Now even toddlers can experience the excitement of sensory play—with super-safe, extra-chunky balls made especially for them! Featuring a fun-to-touch squishy texture, the bumpy balls are perfect for hours of hands-on, tactile exploration. Plus, the balls are fully washable, so they can be used and reused for years to come! You get 50 durable plastic balls in light and dark green. Sensory bins sold separately.

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

Find out how to make a bouncy ball with this simple borax bouncy ball recipe. Who knew slime making could be so much fun for kids!

Pom pom water sensory bin is the most fun sensory bin ever and so easy to setup! Add fine motor tools and you have an activity that will entertain for days!