Bee sensory table

Toddlers are fascinated by bees (even if you do not agree). This springtime sensory bin is easy to create and includes many pieces to keep a toddler or preschooler busy. Add in fine motor skills and bee knowledge and vocabulary and you have a great hands-on way to learn through play.

This is the first of two sensory tubs I made for James to use over the next couple of months (I'll share the other one later this month) . ...

A delightful exploration of the world of bees, this bumblebee sensory bin provides a multi-sensory experience that educates and entertains!

With Spring approaching and the bee world awakening, I wanted to incorporate some bee learning into our sensory play by creating some bee sensory bins for our toddlers to explore. From honeycombs to life cycles,

Kids will love this honey bee themed sensory bin! It's a fun way to learn about bees and build fine motor skills.

Get ready to create a bee counting sensory bin for kids aged 3 to 5 using vibrant colored rice, soft pompoms, and cardboard tubes.

This colorful bee sensory bin is so easy to put together, and you can tweak it based on the materials you have on-hand. Let kids explore language skills, math, and sensory play with this pompom sensory tub. Pair it with your favorite bee-themed book during your next insect or bee theme. Click on the Fun-A-Day.com link for more information.

This bee sensory bin is such a fun way to learn about the life cycle of a honey bee! Plus, it's easy to make- you need honeycomb cereal & bee toys!

This sensory bin includes: • 100 Mini Yellow PomPoms • 4 pompom bees • 1 pompom bee attached to wooden tongs • 1 small wooden bowl • 1 honey dipper • 1 wooden spoon • 1 wooden scoop • 5 white mini flowers • 2 mini sunflowers • 1 mini orange flower • 2 Green flower leafs • 1 Felt Honeycomb (7 Hexagons) • 1 Felt Honeycomb (3 Hexagons) • 1 Laminated "Honey Recipe Card" (can be written on with wet or dry erase markers) • 1 Washable Crayola Marker for writing on the recipe card (wipe away with…