This crochet pattern is for flying elephants hanging from a big red top, You can of course change out the colors for pastels or pinks and blues to suit your baby room theme. The best thing about this pattern is … Read More...
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Crochet Pattern – Bee Hive Mobile Sensory Baby Toy
This Crochet pattern is for this adorable BEE and Bee hive baby mobile. Bee’s are very popular right now and this one is cute and gender neutral.
The best thing about this pattern is it is part of the Sensory … Read More...
Slow Falling Hearts Sensory Bottle
Sensory bottles are fun any time of year, and ones with a holiday theme add an extra special touch.
This slow falling hearts sensory bottle from Rhythms of Play is really cute and easy to make for one or many.… Read More...
Pine Needle Sweep: A Fun Sensory Activity for Preschool
If you have pine trees where you live, this simple sensory activity should be quick and easy to set up for your preschoolers.
Little Pine Learners has all the details on the pine sweeping activity for little ones. It’s … Read More...
Butterfly Life Cycle Sensory Jars
When my daughter was in kindergarten they did a big unit on butterflies, including watching caterpillars make their chrysalises and hatch into butterflies. The life cycle of a butterfly is endlessly fascinating, and it’s kind of fun to craft, too.… Read More...
Sewing pattern: Sensory baby quilt
Sew a baby quilt that’s cute and snuggly, and full of different textures. Melissa at Polka Dot Chair has a tutorial showing how to make her Soft ‘n Snuggly Sensory Baby Quilt. The front of the blanket is made with … Read More...
Make a Sensory Bottle for St. Patrick’s Day
Sensory bottles or calm-down bottles are great for preschoolers and other kids who need something to focus on when big emotions are happening.
My Home-Based Life has a cute idea for making a St. Patrick’s Day sensory bottle using green … Read More...
How To Dye Oatmeal, Pasta and Rice For a Sensory Bin
Sensory play includes any activity that stimulates any of your child’s five senses: touch, smell, taste, sound or sight. Sensory play is only limited by your own or your child’s imagination. Sensory play is an important part of development and learning.
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Calming Sensory Lavender Slime
This DIY Slime recipe is for a calming (lavender) sensory slime. The scent of this playdough is very calming and soothing. It can alleviate headaches and promote sleep.
We have been making sensory playdough for years and you can … Read More...
Halloween Monster Sensory Bottle Craft
It’s a great fun to make and play with idea for Halloween. This DIY sensory bottle is a fun little project to make with the kids or for the kids. The tutorial is easy to follow and you can grab … Read More...
Halloween Glitter And Glow Sensory Jars
It’s both pretty & useful! A Halloween decoration that doubles as a sensory activity & calming tool for kids (or even a night light!) Plus easy to make & an up-cycled idea too. Such a fun Halloween craft idea and … Read More...
Dinosaur Swap Sensory Play for a Bit of Summer Fun
Kids universally seem to love to play in water, and a water table or tub of water can be a great alternative to having a pool or sprinkler or larger area of water that kids can play in.
Having themes … Read More...
Rainbow Sensory Fine Motor Skills Activity
What is Sensory play? Sensory play includes any activity that stimulates any of your child’s five senses: touch, smell, taste, sound or sight. Sensory play is only limited by your own or your child’s imagination. Sensory play is an important part of … Read More...
Frog Life Cycle Sensory Bin
Spring is the perfect time to talk life cycles, and what’s better than a little hands on fun?
This frog life cycle sensory bin from Views from a Stepstool uses water beads as a base (aka frog eggs) and a … Read More...
DIY Weighted No Sew Mermaid Sensory Pillow
This weighted lap pad or pillow is perfect for Children or adults with sensory issues. Weighted blankets and lap pads have become very popular this year as the knowledge of how useful they are has spread across the internet. We … Read More...
Tutorial: Fabric square texture sensory toy for baby
This fabric square sensory baby toy is easy to sew, and you probably have all the material you need sitting in your scrap bin. Damjana from Apple Green Cottage shows how to make them. The fabric squares are each made … Read More...
Fall Sensory Trays for Little Kids
I have always loved the idea of Montessori trays. They’re a way to gather materials for kids to play with or manipulate that keeps things together and makes it easy to support a theme in the classroom or at home. … Read More...
Great Kid’s Sensory Craft- Foam Cauldron
All About ME: has such a cute and unique idea for creating a bubbly cauldron filled with icky yucky things for Halloween…your children will love picking out where they want their spiders and such to go!
Check out more fall … Read More...
Free pattern: Harry Potter sensory activity cube for baby
Okay, this might be the cutest Harry Potter baby
toy ever! It’s a soft sensory activity cube with a Harry Potter theme. Kim from Bugaboo City designed it – and she shares a free pattern for it on her blog! … Read More...
Tutorial: Serged fabric sensory blocks
Miranda from One Little Minute shows how she uses her serger to sew up fabric sensory blocks to give as baby gifts. Using a serger (or overcast or zig zag stitch on a regular sewing machine) makes this a quick … Read More...