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This sensory water tray idea is a great sensory activity! Perfect for any baby sensory play. Thanks to Bright Little Brains

DIY taste safe sensory play form for babies and toddlers!

RAINBOW SENSORY BOTTLES A bright and colourful sensory play activity and a musical instrument too. Great fun for all ages.

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Add a sensory aspect to your science explorations! Let your kids learn about oil and water with this oil and water sensory bag for mess free science fun!

EASY TO MAKE TEXTURE SENSORY BALLOONS FOR KIDS - Learn how to make sensory balloons for kids. This is a great tactile sensory play activity.

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Here's an easy way to make a bubble foam sensory bin for your toddler using just a few common ingredients you probably already have at home

Rosie and Jewel have loved sensory bags since they were babies, and they still enjoy them now.

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Therapy Ball Activities Fun Deck - 60 activity cards In the box: 60 activity cards, introduction card, 2 table of content cards If you use a therapy ball and are always searching for something new and fun, check this one out. I like this tool, a lot. The 60 activity cards are brightly colored and easy to use with kids. If you see someone once a week, there are more than enough activity ideas for a whole year. Each card features an activity illustration on the front and therapeutic benefits…

Quicksand (and the process to make it) can be a fabulous combination of science and sensory fun! Plus, it starts with "Q!" ...

You and your 1 year old will absolutely LOVE these simple sensory bins. All it take is less than 2 minutes to set up but lots of time to explore!

Throwing is a powerful need for young toddlers. Toddlers are like scientists. They experiment, they observe the results, and they repeat. When they throw food from their highchair or throw all their toys, it's not to annoy you. They have a need to throw. Redirecting your child towards appropriate activities is the best way to handle those inconvenient needs. The more you give appropriate opportunities to throw, the less your child will need to throw other things. Here are some ideas to try!

Winter sensory bottle lets children play with a blizzard in a bottle inside! Great preschool science from No Time For Flash Cards.

Check out my blog for details about this no-mess sensory painting activity for babies!

An easy, quick, cheap Montessori toddler activity. A ball drop for working on fine motor, large motor skills, maximum effort and more.