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A HUGE List of Sensory Bins and Bags for Kids

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Kids love sinking their hands into their play. And with sensory bins, they can literally do just that. (And don’t forget to try some of them with FEET!)

They’re incredibly inviting and super easy to set up. Here are some of our all-time favorite sensory bins and bags for kids. Sensory Bins and Bags

Sensory Bins and Bags for Kids

Beach and Seashell Sensory Bin 

Sky and Airplane Sensory Bin

Frozen Stars Sensory Bin

Mathematical Dinosaur Sensory Bin

Wintery Sensory Bin

Fall Leaves Sensory Bin

Number Recognition Sensory Bin

Car Wash Sensory Bin

Magnetic Sensory Bin

Spell-A-Star Sensory Bin

Wooden Logs Sensory Bin

Find-A-Letter Sensory Bag

Watermelon Sensory Bag

Space Sensory Bin

Rainbow Sensory Bin

Birdseed Sensory Bin

 

Turn your entire bathtub into a sensory bin with this LEGO soup idea!

 

 

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  6. […] Sensory bins vary widely – they typically include a filler material like beans, sand, or rice, along with small objects “hidden” in this material. These sensory bins naturally target the child’s sense of touch but many parents also target other senses using bins by incorporating essential oils for scent, bright or soothing colors, and materials that make specific types of sounds.   […]

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  8. […] Here’s a bunch of sensory bins I’ve personally done with my kids that were a HUGE hit! (Don’t have time to look at the massive sensory bin list just right now??? Save it to Pinterest (HERE) so you can peruse it when you have five minutes! […]

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