Pompom sensory bottle

These sensory bottles are so pretty and mesmerizing! And best of all, they're SO EASY to make! Simply add baby oil, glitter, and any other add-ins (see a list of options below!) to an empty plastic bottle. Then turn the bottle upside-down or shake it back and forth, and watch as the glitter and other items swirl around and slowly fall to the bottom. It's such a fun and pretty calming tool that helps kids (and adults!) focus and relieve anxiety. And you can make one at home in just a few…

I've written a lot about how to make a sensory bottle. Like A LOT. I want to show photos of some I have made and what I have put in them.

Make one of these homemade sensory bottles with these easy tips, tricks and ideas for the perfect sensory discovery bottle.

Engage your baby during playtime with this easy sensory bottle using pom poms and baby oil. This sensory

DIY Sensory Bottles

Are you sick of sensory bottles yet? 🙂 I hope not, because today I’m sharing one of our favorite bottles – an Oil & Water Galaxy Sensory Bottle! I love this bottle, because it truly shimmers and sparkles when each piece of glitter catches a ray of light (just like the millions of stars that […]

Create your own rain cloud in a bottle with this Gentle Rain Sensory Bottle.

Fine motor play for toddlers is a win in our house. Toddlers seem to love moving, scooping, dropping, and sorting items, so why not incorporate fine motor skills into the activity? Looking for more creative ideas for toddlers? Try these ones. Fine Motor Work for Toddlers and Preschoolers This activity is so easy to ... Read more

For a super easy sensory bottle recipe, try this pom pom sensory bottle! It is so bright and fun to play with and doesn't require any water or glitter! #sensoryplay #sensorybottle #toddlerfun #toddler #pompoms #pompomcrafts

Valentine's Day is filled with hearts, love, and candy hearts. It's the perfect combination of things to create memorizing Valentines sensory bottles for your little learners. Sensory bottles can be used to help students calm down in the safe place or examine them in the science center. Sensory bottles are easy to make and even more fun to make when you have students' help.