Today we launched full force into Spring with a gardening sensory tub. Originally I thought we’d be doing this tub indoors but we lucked out with weather today. We used a 28 quart storage container. We collected rocks on the beach yesterday. Last night I painted them so that my preschooler could hunt for the …
Green, green, green Shamrocks, gold coins, large shimmery green pom poms, small fuzzy green pom poms Shiny green confetti Leprechaun hats and glittery shamrocks I added some green and white leis and green and gold beaded necklaces. Plus tongs and a few big cups to scoop. I purchased most things at Dollar Tree and a …
I originally made this Treasure Tub for my son’s two-year birthday party over the summer. He was born close to the 4th of July so I tried to get a bit festive with it. I colored rice all sorts of shades. These images do not do the rice colors justice. Treasure Sensory Tub I have …
Seriously, kids activities don’t get much easier than this one. All you need is a bin, water, dry oats, and a whisk. My son grabbed a measuring cup and I added a lemon squeezer and a spatula just for fun. Oh, I also recommend a towel, mat or small tarp to place under the bin. …
This tub was created on a whim to buy me a bit of time one morning. I opened up the kitchen cabinets and perused the shelves. So simple: oats, egg noodles, a tablespoon, chopsticks, and a measuring cup. My son added a few other sensory bin fillers like the dump truck, lily pad, and animal …
How much do we love sensory tubs? This month is a fun one because we have Halloween! Halloween Sensory Tub Orange colored rice (I have a 30 lb bag of rice stored away for these occasions. Coloring rice is simple. Food coloring or gel, a little vinegar, a plastic bag and bake at a low …