Garden sensory

Explore vegetables with this great vegetable garden sensory bin. This is a great way to talk about where food comes from, how vegetables grow and 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…

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

Make a super Easy Vegetable & Flower Garden Sensory Bin today! Preschoolers will love this fun Spring time sensory play activity!

At Hand Made Places, we’ve created a free guide to designing sensory gardens for school playgrounds for unusual and inclusive school gardening club ideas.

Garden sensory bottles are a great calming craft and sensory activity for preschoolers and kindergartners. It makes the prefect indoor activity for spring!

With the weather warming up, the kids have gotten interested in all the flowers growing outdoors. Inspired by our surroundings, I created a garden sensory bin for my kids to explore. It was easy to

Garden Sensory Bin - Black beans, dollar store pots & flowers, a Wal-Mart water can, sand shovels & hoes. (I ended up sawing about 2 inches of the watering can's spout off to allow the beans to flow better.)

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