I have a problem.
I’m addicted to coloring rice for sensory bin fillers.
But even though I can’t get enough of the vivid colors and fun textures in my hands, I’m kinda sick of having the rice all over my floor! So I decided to keep things contained this week and chose a sensory BAG instead!
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Supplies:
Colored Rice
Clear Plastic Bag
Instructions for the Alphabet Sensory Bag:
Place the rice and the beads inside the plastic bag and then seal it well. Spread it out flat so that a large majority of the beads are visible.
When you take this quiz, you'll receive a free report that outlines what your child's sensory needs are and what sensory activity will help them thrive, based on your unique situation.
Depending on your child’s skill level, they could search for letters you call out, find letters based on their sounds, or even spell simple words. I had my boys make a game out of it by having them race to find letters. Once my younger one lost interest in the alphabet sensory bag, my oldest continued by spelling sight words.
This is a simple, mess-free way to get your students comfortable around the alphabet.
Julie is a frazzled mom of three tornadoes. As a dorky second-generation homeschooler, she writes about learning and play, natural living, special needs parenting and matters of the heart. She serves an astounding God that radically saved her.
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