Shredded paper sensory bin

Shredded paper messy sensory play is yep, messy. (and a blast) Use squirt bottles with paint to mix primary colors on shredded paper.

A shredded paper sensory bin is simple to use, very inexpensive to create, and lots of fun to play with.

Our toddlers and preschoolers loved recognizing shapes while transporting them with scoops and tweezers. Goes well with the book "The Shape of Things".

There are tons of non food sensory bin filler options! You don't have to use food! Check out these non food sensory bin ideas!

This pizza sensory bin is an easy DIY sensory bin with printable pizza order cards that will encourage counting and learning.

Step by step instructions to turn chia seeds into awesome chia seed sensory play. Make a chia seed sensory bin or even chia seed slime.

This shredded paper sensory bin is perfect for Valentine's Day sensory play, but you can use the colored paper sensory bin material anytime.

Ocean Sensory Bin Play For Toddlers I haven't shared this on the blog before, but my son has a slight speech delay. This is one of the many reasons I've

This fun toddler play idea combines a paper-tearing activity with a simple sensory bin. Using paper as a filler is a convenient way to use paper scraps, while providing interesting sensory experiences for your toddler.

Looking for great sensory bin ideas? What should you put in your sensory bins? These sensory bin fillers are all great ideas! Give them each a try for....