Sensory fillers

Are you looking for non-food sensory table filler ideas? In a past article, I listed many ideas for sensory table fillers, but many teachers prefer to not add food to the sensory bin. Now, here is a

How to dye sensory materials for play and make awesome rainbow dyed sensory bins for toddlers and preschoolers

Safe sensory materials for your sensory bin will set your kids up for successful play! Learn about why sensory bin beans are unsafe and alternative sensory bin fillers

Sensory bins are a fantastic way to encourage hands on learning and exploration with your child! We kinda love them around here! What is a Sensory Bin? A sensory bin is a large tub or

We know, we know. Sensory bins are SO GOOD for kids. But sometimes getting them set up feels overwhelming. It’s why we created this list of no prep sensory bin fillers for kids, so they’ll get to start playing sooner! My son is a sensory seeker. That means he wants ... Read More

Rainbow oats sensory bin: how to dye oats for sensory play

There are tons of non food sensory bin filler options! You don't have to use food! Check out these non food sensory bin ideas!

10 Base Filler Ideas for Sensory Trays - Table Of Contents 1. Play Sand 2. Dyed Colored Salt 3. Ombre Beans 4. Scented Unicorns & Rainbows Orzo 5. Neon Garbanzo Beans 6. Butterfly Pasta 7. Lentil Garden 8. Classic Rainbow Rice Tray 9. Bird Seed 10. Cereal Construction Sensory play includes any type of activity that stimulates a child's senses and develops milestone

Need some new ideas for sensory bin fillers? This post has 101 ideas of fillers for your sensory bin. Includes edible and non-edible fillers!

A year full of ideas to engage students with the use of sensory table filler material and activities.