Easter sensory play

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

An Easter chick sensory bin is not only a blast for kids to play with but also serves as a fantastic opportunity to stimulate their senses.

Learn how to set up a rabbit sensory bin for your preschoolers. Lots of early skills explored as the kids engage with the bunny small world.

Practice some math with this Counting Carrots Sensory Bin for toddlers and preschoolers. Match the numbers and play with this Easter sensory activity.

With Easter right around the corner, this Easter themed bin was a no brainer! I used rainbow rice that I made (you can find instructions on how to make your own here or just purchase your own here). I threw in color coordinated pom poms and Easter eggs and let Brody have fun scooping the rice and matching colors! I love all the open ended play that sensory bins provide.

Wondering what to do with all of those plastic easter eggs? We've got 15 fun Easter Egg Sensory Play Ideas to keep your kids happy for days!

Easter sensory bin I died green rice in 2 different shades of green. Then I colored dried chick peas different colors. I added egg crates with plastic eggs hot glued in so the children color sort chick peas. I used acrylic paint to color rice and chick peas. It's a brighter color and it last longer.

Learn how to make the best Foam Sensory Bin for Easter. Toddlers and preschoolers will love exploring this fun and easy play idea for kids.

I call this our Carrot Garden Sensory Bin and it's simple & inexpensive to pull together. In fact - all the supplies came from Dollar Tree!