Honey bee sensory bin

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.

A fine motor water transfer activity as a part of our homeschool preschool honey bee unit

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

I’ve been excited about this one. Black beans, felt bees, and honeycomb made out of toilet paper tubes. I added in some little jars, an old honey bottle, and some scoops.

As parents, we're always on the lookout for engaging activities that not only captivate our children's attention but also foster learning and development. One of the easiest and most fun things you can put together

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.