New Sensory Bin Ideas - DIY Sensory Play

[@mekagooden4915]

Love love these. My kiddos absolutely love them as well! My 2nd grader has class party’s that I volunteer for and I’m supposed to supply a game. I’m totally thinking of doing sensory bins and hide sight words or words to help build a story. Something like that. If you could do a video on class party but to help keep it into learning while play that would be amazing! I need some more ideas! Also I volunteered for my pre schoolers class party’s. Thank you for this great video!

[@ThePurpleAlphabet]

Oh wow! That's so amazing, I'm glad you area doing that and I LOVE the idea of words to build a story. The teacher will think you are so awesome!

[@katherinerand1892]

Great ideas! I am a family child care provider abs love the simple ideas .

[@ThePurpleAlphabet]

So glad!

[@JENipherLyn]

Omgosh I wish we had those acrylic pumpkins at my dollar tree! My son would adore them. But alas we don't at either of our dollar trees.

[@ThePurpleAlphabet]

That always makes me sad to hear!

[@juniorshipley3444]

Love your sensory bin ideas. So does my toddler. Thank you

[@ThePurpleAlphabet]

I'm so glad!

[@erikaslearningresources3]

I agree with everything you said about creating fun sensory bins. I always start with a base too.

[@ThePurpleAlphabet]

I try to do that, every now and then I have something else that I want to start with, but I think the base is the easiest.

[@erikaslearningresources3]

@@ThePurpleAlphabet I agree having a base makes creating sensory bins easier.

[@haleybastian1483]

Love the new sensory bin ideas. I just picked up some of the tubing today with my toddler in her favorite color. Have you tried the Chuckle and Roar company that showed up at my Target recently? Their products, at first glance, seem to be multi- educational and reasonably priced. I saw an alphabet sensory bin with Montessori- style sand tracing on top and a fishing game similar to Learning Resources, but at a lower price. I would be interested to see if anyone's tried them and what they think.

[@ThePurpleAlphabet]

Not yet! But I'll be sure to keep an eye out for them. Thanks for letting me know!!!

[@catelynmason9543]

This sounds so nice

[@erinmcallister9082]

Instead of the mad matter you can get nat geo kinetic sand in bulk pretty cheap. Don't know price range of mad matter so idk if its cheaper but its another option.

[@jackiehoward7300]

Such fun ideas for sensory bins. Thank you for sharing.

[@ThePurpleAlphabet]

Glad you like them!

[@gadgetsworld2866]

great ideas for sensory bin👍👍👍 stay blessed n happy 😍🤩😍🤩😍🤩

[@ThePurpleAlphabet]

Thank you! You too!

[@DaisyDays]

Great ideas. Definitely great for my classroom

[@ThePurpleAlphabet]

So glad!

[@zoumouden1866]

the first is so cool ! it's looking like pasta

[@ThePurpleAlphabet]

Yeah, it kinda does!

[@crystaljordan7318]

Would you say Mad Matter is similar to a cloud dough?

[@ThePurpleAlphabet]

Maybe a cross between that and kinetic sand? It stays more solid than the sand, but also feels like the sand when it breaks apart.

[@crystaljordan7318]

@@ThePurpleAlphabet interesting. We haven't had either. Just curious. We recently made our own playdoh. That was a huge hit. It is much softer than store bought. It gums up the play doh presses. So we just use cookie cutters, knives, scissors, and rollers. I have cloud dough on my list of things to make.

[@augustusgreen7881]

Hello