Cooking theme sensory bin

Any time is snack time when you have a toddler! This makes food-themed crafts and activities perfect for those little ones to play and learn with food—you know, between snack times. I have found that adding in a planned and special craft or activity every day is a perfect way of breaking up and adding

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A fun bakery sensory bin your preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten kids will love. Super quick easy cloud dough recipe for hands-on learning and fun!

This pasta sensory bin activity is so fun! Use this in a sensory table for preschoolers or create your own sensory bin at home.

It’s week 11 of my 2 year old’s activity bins and these are fun little Valentine’s themed bins you can create! 1. Spaghetti Sensory- the pasta area in our play kitchen is a huge hit so I thought I’d...

It's really no secret how much I love fall! (documented here, here, and here!) I mean, don't we all?! There's nothing like a cool crisp day to get you in the cuddly sweater weather mood. I can almost smell the apple pie baking in the oven right now! At the start of the month, our…

Have you ever enjoyed an afternoon of baking with your little ones in the kitchen? Preschoolers absolutely love helping in the kitchen, and it may sound surprising, but they can be very helpful during the baking process! Pouring ingredients into a bowl, measuring flour using measuring cups or a scale, or stirring in the chocolate chips are all great ways to help them learn how to follow a recipe. If you have a child who loves to help in the kitchen, then these baking activities for…

Are you a fan of the pumpkin spice latte? Well, if so then this is the right sensory bin idea for you. This is a unique sensory play idea for Autumn, but it is so engaging for toddlers and preschoolers. Several opportunities for practical life skills like scooping and transferring, but also imaginative play. Check out the full blog post for the full details and more Autumn inspired sensory bin ideas.

🍩Comment “BAKERY” and I’ll send you a link to the FREE recipe cards! 🏡I’ve always integrated sensory play into our home, with entire drawers dedicated to sensory items. While I considered creating...

"pasta dinner" sensory bin: uncooked pasta (any kind except spaghetti because it easily breaks), brown pom poms, colanders, empty parmesan cheese containers, spoons, etc.