20 Amazing Sensory Activities for Kids
Sensory activities can provide a fun, hands-on way to learn as well as helping kids keep their focus and get their wiggles out when boredom sets in.
We’ve been using sensory bins in our homeschool for years now. They were perfect to keep toddlers occupied while the bigger kids were doing other learning projects, as well as great opportunities for themed learning to go along with read-alouds, picture books, and holidays and seasons.
Sensory crafts and activities can be therapeutic for children on the autism spectrum as well. Things like these sensory crafts for autism can help relieve stress and be comforting when children are overstimulated by their environment.
Sensory activities can be customized for just about any age or interest. Remember to use these tools in your homeschool and you’ll be glad you did!
20 Amazing Sensory Activities for Kids
- Easy Aluminum Moon Sensory Craft
- Melted Snowman Jar
- Textured Hot Air Balloon Sensory Craft
- Cat in the Hat Sensory Bottle Craft
- Water Beads Sensory Window Bag
- Frog Sensory Bin
- Squishy Shark Sensory Bag
- Glow in the Dark Sensory Bottle
- Glow in the Dark Rainbow Sensory Bottle
- Glow in the Dark Sensory Rice
- Super Easy Rainbow Sensory Activity for Preschoolers
- Spider Counting Sensory Activity
- Gelatin Sensory Play
- Construction Site Sensory Activity
- Bumble Bee Balloon Fidget Sensory Craft For Kids
- Weather Sensory Activity
- Squishy Snow Sensory Activity for Preschool Kids
- Spaghetti Sensory Play
- Create a Colorful Glitter and Gel Sensory Bag
- Mermaid Paper Mache Bowls: Sensory Craft for Kids
Looking for even more sensory activities to try? You’ll want to read these posts:
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20 Fall Sensory Bins for Fun and Learning
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10 Must Have Sensory Toys for Kids
Multisensory Marine Life Unit Study
5 Reasons Every Homeschool Should Use Sensory Bins
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Hands-on Spring Crafts and Activities Your Kids Will Love
These activities can help kids concentrate when they’re feeling fidgety. Use them for brain breaks during your homeschool day to allow time for creative learning activities.
What is your favorite sensory activity or craft for kids?
A sensory bin is a hands-on, educational tool often used in early childhood education and sensory play activities for children. It consists of a container or bin filled with various materials that engage a child’s senses, including touch, sight, sound, and sometimes even smell. Sensory bins are designed to stimulate a child’s curiosity, exploration, and learning through sensory experiences.
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