I always keep in mind what preschoolers love most about our sensory bins:
- Scoop
- Pour
- Transfer
Each one of these activities includes them!
I’d love to know what your children’s favorite sensory bins are. What can I add to this collection?
Spring Sensory Bins for Toddlers and Preschoolers
Rubber Duck Sensory Table
Head on over to this post to see how we put this spring water activity together!
Color-Matching Sensory Table
Rainbow Sensory Bin
Rainy Weather Sensory Bin
Bunny Sensory Bin
- Pastel-colored bunnies
- Small containers that are the same colors as the bunnies
- Easter grass
Bugs Sensory Table
- Birdseed
- Gardening tools
- Magnifying glasses
- Bug catchers
- Plastic bugs
Gardening Sensory Table
Materials used:
- Fake flowers
- Bug catchers
- Plant containers
- Dried lentils
Catching Bugs Sensory Table
Materials used:
- Dried black beans
- Buttons
- Bugs
- Tweezers
- Containers
- Bug net
Frog Sensory Table
Head on over to this page to see how it’s put together!
Watch video here:
More spring sensory ideas:
Play Dough and Chicks (Learn with Play at Home)
The Very Hungry Caterpillar Sensory Bin (Rubberboots and Elf Shoes)
Birds’ Nest Sensory Play (Craftulate)
Rainbow Rice Hunt(Modern Preschool)
Peas and Carrots Sensory Play (B-Inspired Mama)
Fine Motor Easter Egg Hunt Bin (In the Playroom)
Flower Sensory Bin (Buggy and Buddy)
Spring Sensory Bin (Learning and Exploring Through Play)
Insect Sensory Bin (Stir the Wonder)
Planning your spring theme? We’ve done the work for you!
I am so excited to be a co-author of these color theme lesson plans.
24 preschool learning activities for your colors theme, including literacy, math, science, art, fine motor, and more! A great resource for teachers and homeschoolers.
24 preschool learning activities that cover:
Literacy
Math
Science
Fine Motor
Sensory
Gross Motor
Art
Social Studies
Music
Circle Time
Social/Emotional
