Discover sensory bags for preschool! These engaging, tactile activities help young children explore textures, colors, and shapes, promoting sensory development and fine motor skills through hands-on play.
Readers kept asking how to stop little fingers from tearing through sandwich bags during sensory bag play. These no sew I spy bags fix that. A felt cover with a clear vinyl window protects the bag inside, and you don’t need a crafty bone in your body to make one. Ages Toddlers and up Time … Read more
There’s something about things you can squish, squeeze and mush. Sensory bags are one of our favorites, and the kids always have a blast. This Christmas squishy bag is filled with sparkly green gel, jingle bells and tiny bows for kids to squeeze and search. Ages 12 months and up, supervised Prep 10 minutes Mess … Read more
Fall is such a beautiful season. Whenever I think of it, I imagine color change, cooler temperatures and the smell of sweet potato pie. Recently, I asked my nieces what their favorite part of the season was, and they both immediately answered: “Playing with leaves!” With this enthusiastic response, I decided to make a Fall-themed … Read more
Lately, we have been exploring all these fun ABC play ideas and it has just been killing Little Man. For some of the activities he has been able to play along, but for some, he just isn’t quite old enough for yet. With Mr. Roo still putting everything he can get his hands on into … Read more
Water bead safety Water beads are for older kids with a grown-up right there. If swallowed, they keep growing and can cause a serious blockage, so keep them away from babies, toddlers, pets and any child who still puts things in their mouth. Count them out, count them back, and pick up any strays. For … Read more