Bunny sensory bin

The hashtag for #sensorybin brings me so much inspiration for bins to create for my little loves! This bunny bin from @georges.boy.gang is…

In the springtime, there are so many seasonal items that are PERFECT to use in a spring sensory bin! In this quick blog post, you will gain spring sensory bin ideas that you can use with your kiddos!

Welcome to Day 5 of our A Very Toddler Easter series that we are co-hosting with Susie from Busy Toddler. Today is our last day of this series!! You can find ALL ten activity ideas that we've shared this

FREE Feed the Bunny game for preschool, pre-k, & kindergarten. This free printable includes a bunny face & 26 carrots with the letter/ beginning sound picture on each. Students will feed the carrots to the bunny to practice the alphabet (phonics). The bunny is made from an empty square tissue box. Make this letter activity even more fun by putting the carrots into a sensory bin! Sensory bin filler ideas include black beans, Easter grass, or colored rice. Great game for Easter or spring!

Toddlers & preschoolers can explore and learn in this sensory bin full of cotton ball bunny tails! Practice fine motor, sorting, and coordination skills.

A simple, virtually mess free sensory bin to set up for Easter and spring play ideal for toddlers and preschoolers.

Your kids will love this Easter Sensory Bin! It's a quick and easy to set up, and the perfect sensory bin for Easter play.

This Bunny Sensory Bin is a fun Spring Sensory Activity for toddlers and preschoolers. Gather up a few simple supplies for cute Spring Book Activities with Sensory play and your kids will be exploring and learning all season long.

After reading the book "Too Many Carrots", we had fun with the spring garden sensory bin. The tongs add extra fine motor and the letter tiles add some literacy to this toddler and preschool sensory bin!