Feelings Sensory Bin
I found this wonderful idea for a sensory bin on the website Growing Hands-On Kids. I used a wood tray that I had on hand, and a silicon basting brush for the digging tool. It was a super simple way to create a fun feelings activity for preschoolers. After a little “digging” I was able to find all of the supplies already in my home. You can print out the feelings faces for free when you sign in to my newsletter!
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Sensory bins offer a variety of benefits for preschoolers, including the enhancement of sensory development, fine motor skills, and creativity. They promote exploration, discovery, and language development while helping with emotional regulation and social skills. Additionally, sensory play encourages cognitive growth through activities like sorting and measuring.
Try this Spring Feelings Activity:
