20 Sensory Bins for Girls

Sensory bins are a great way for children to have fun while working on their fine motor skills and explore using multiple senses. They’re also great teaching tools. It doesn’t matter if you’re planning on working on specific skills or letting your child have open-ended play time, your daughter will have fun with sensory bins.

After searching through blogs, I found 20+ sensory bins that your little girls will love. Of course, these bins don’t need to be duplicated exactly. If you’re missing items the creators used, replace them with things you do have on hand.

Some of the bins I’ve included are: a butterfly life cycle bin made of colored pasta, a bin filled with different items for baking, and a garden themed bin where your child can plant flowers. These 20 sensory bins will keep your kiddo entertained and learning.

Sensory Bins and Activities for Girls

Heart and Soul Homeschooling – Marine Life Sensory Bin

Heart and Soul Homeschooling – DIY Sea Life Sensory Bottle

Fairy Garden Sensory Bin Kit

Ladybug Garden Sensory Bin

Ice Cream Sensory Bin Kit

Fun a Day – Coffee and Flower Sensory Bin

The Imagination Tree – Baking Sensory Tub

Mess for Less – Garden Sensory Bin

Lemon Lime Adventures – The Lorax: Truffula Forest Sensory Box

Glued to My Crafts Blog – Bird Nest Sensory Bin

Life Over C’s – Pretty Pink Sensory Bin

Pre-k Pages – Wash the Dogs Sensory Bin

My Small Potatoes – A Bit of Japan Sensory Bin

Happy Hooligans – Frozen Sensory Bin

Huppie Mama – Pinkalicious Cupcake Sensory Bin

Modern Preschool – Bunny Tail Sensory Bin

Living Montessori Now – Butterfly Sensory Bin

Rubber Boots and Elf Shoes – The Very Hungry Caterpillar Sensory Bin

Frogs and Snails and Puppy Dog Tails – Strawberry Ice Cream Dough Sensory Bin

Pre-k Pages – Butterfly Life Cycle Sensory Bin

The Imagination Tree – Flowers and Fairies Sensory Tub

My Small Potatoes – My Little Pony Sensory Bin

If you want to read more about why sensory bins are important learning tools, check out my post 5 Reasons Every Homeschool Should Use Sensory Bins.

Do you use sensory bins? Which is your favorite?

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Sara

Author/Speaker/Consultant at Heart and Soul Homeschooling

Sara is a homeschool mom to 3 creative girls. She holds a degree in Social Work specializing in early childhood development, which led to her interest in individualized educational options like homeschooling. She believes that learning should be a lifelong adventure, not just a checklist to get through. She is a writer, avid reader, introvert (INFJ), and dreamer of dreams.

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