Spring Sensory Bins for Toddlers and Preschoolers

For those of us who have endured a rather colorless winter, we are so excited to explore color in the spring.

This is a great time of year to explore using our sense of touch with all the textures available.

If you are looking for some new spring sensory bin ideas, you will love this collection!

I always keep in mind what preschoolers love most about our sensory bins:

• Scoop
• Pour
• Transfer

Each one of these activities includes them!

We added some letter tiles to this garden sensory bin for some extra literacy fun.

See the details here: Too Many Carrots Sensory Bin

Put together a fun spring toddler water table that was inspired by a favorite book, Pete the Cat: Five Little Ducks.

More details: Spring Water Table

We love to explore weather in the spring. This rainy weather sensory bin involves lots of water pouring and squeezing.

After learning about the frog life cycle, put together water, rocks, lily pads and frogs for some sensory fun!

Read more here: Frog Pond Sensory Bin

Spring Activity Plans

I’m so excited to be one of the authors of these hands-on activity plans for toddlers and for preschoolers!

Easy to follow plans include activity modifications and adaptations to meet the needs of all learners.

For more information, click on the graphics below: