April sensory activities

Here are 100 amazing Sensory Bins for toddlers & preschoolers. Learn and play with all these ideas from rice to pom poms to caps & more!

After a long winter, as soon as my kids finally hear that it is "SPRING!", they have visions of flowers and gardening and sunny bike rides. Welp, not quite yet, guys. If your weather is anything like…

Hair gel sensory bags are a great sensory option for older babies and younger toddlers. You can even work on large motor!

See how to create these beautiful frozen flower muffin cups. This frozen flowers sensory play activity is also great to do on a summer day!

If you want to try STEM activities for toddlers and preschoolers, start with easy, fun things! These fizzing rainbows fit the bill perfectly and are easy!

Today we have made these nature sensory bags which are a great way of introducing your child to nature while being a great sensory experience too!

Weather is always a fun science topic to explore! Bring the weather inside with weather sensory bottles. Students can explore the different types of weather and how they look and sound using these weather sensory bottles. To make them even more amazing, tape a real photo of the weather to the top of the bottle (a freebie I made for you)! Now, let me share with you how I made each one.

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Spring sensory bins are a wonderful way to help your child adapt to the changing of the season, by exploring the change through their senses.

Turn Spring flowers into this Flower Soup Sensory Bin for Kids. A fun and easy sensory activity for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers.