Caterpillar sensory

Creating a sensory bin inspired by The Very Hungry Caterpillar is not just fun; it's a great way to combine play, learning, and creativity.

Directions for three different hungry caterpillar activities for kids including a painting craft, caterpillar snack, and sensory activity.

Find out which types of pasta to use to make this fun and educational butterfly life cycle sensory bin. Dyed pasta with food coloring that kids love. Sensory bins are one of our favorite ways to explore a topic. This butterfly life cycle sensory bin was super easy (and fun)

The Very hungry caterpillar Sensory bin! Your child can throw the fruit in the caterpillars mouth as you read the book!🍓🥦🌽 I’m the same mama who posted...

Extend The Very Hungry Caterpillar story with this easy to make sensory bin.

Caterpillar sensory activities for your next preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten butterfly theme. Or paired with a favorite caterpillar book!

This post may contain affiliate links which keeps this blog going but does not add any cost to you Objective: Creating simple sensory bins for Toddlers Skill Development: Sensory Play Age Range: Toddler Messiness: Medium…

Today a few of my first graders brought in (from home) two jars full of caterpillars, cocoons, and butterflies! OF course I had to throw out my salt painting lesson plan and bust out the marshmallows for caterpillars! I have never seen a butterfly quite like these. They had reflective silver spots! The kids were so excited! Bust out the Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle and talk about all of our FAVORITE foods! I even got to use my favorite google eyes I got at Michael's last weekend in…